Surely Boris Has To Go Now?

[diddlydo]

Who is sticking up for Boris now? None of the papers as far as I can see.

https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2022/feb/01/zero-shame-how-the-papers-covered-anger-at-boris-johnson-over-sue-gray-report

[davebro]

//A traffic law-enforcement officer, who "should know better" driving at 60kmph in a 30km stretch, would be fined exactly the same as I would be.//

Not in the UK - he would get away with it by claiming he was testing his advanced driving skills (it happened).

[Khandro]

//proscribed or prescribed?// Fixed

[dannyk13]

Khandro//fixed//
Ah! not banned then :-)

[New Judge]

//Yes, we all know the story, but your judgement is surely a moral rather than a legal one.//

Yes it is. I don't relish living in a country where politicians and their lackies believe the law does not apply to them. I'm not really fussed whether the miscreants are fined a hundred quid or not. I'm more concerned about ridding politicians of the attitude that they can circumvent the law with impunity - in this case a law which had a huge impact on just about everybody in the country.