BBC Text:
["Johnson snubs food shake-up in bid to keep
rightwingers on side" is the headline
in the Financial Times.
The paper reports ministers intend to
ignore recommendations,
including a tax on sugar and salt,
as part of a review of England's food strategy.
The FT says the rejection of
Leon restaurant chain founder
Henry Dimbleby's proposals is
an attempt by Boris Johnson's
government to back away from
policies perceived as "unconservative"
or "anti-business".]

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Sinn Féin Michelle O' Neil

was just live on SkyNewsHD

Angry at Boris Johnson.

DUP Leader Sir Jeffrey Donaldson
is backing the New Johnson Plan.


Live on SkyNewsHD and BBCnewsHD

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Johnson on a Day off
in Cornwall
with his son.

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[Prime Minister visited a vegetable processing
plant in Cornwall to launch the food plan]

Was there a hole in his shorts?

No

Its to not display his son


Security reasons

I trust Starmer will resign ??



Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer is being investigated by Parliament’s standards watchdog over potential breaches of rules on earnings and gifts.

According to an update on the website of the Parliamentary Commissioner for Standards, Sir Keir is facing a probe under Article 14 of the MPs’ Code of Conduct.


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OK in all seriousness - who are these families with "monthly" shopping bills of under £400 a month? ... under £100 a week?

I do a "big" weekly shop that's around £100 every weekend and then I'm back in there 4 or 5 times during the week spending another £20 - £40 each time! We don't eat extravagantly or excessively so ... how are people actually spending less than £100 a week for a whole family? Where are they getting this data?

No, he still wants to be the Prime Minister

Nobody likes him though .. even Labour voters don’t seem too enamoured with him


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Yes it's a gamble.