Boris Johnson's ethics adviser Lord Geidt Resigns
 

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/politics...geidt-resigns/


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[Lord Geidt had demanded that PM
explain himself over 'partygate',
saying there were 'legitimate' questions
on if he broke ministerial code ]


Was to be Expected

https://news.sky.com/story/prime-min...signs-12634638

2nd one in 2 years. Perfectly normal.

it's to be expected when your boss is a lying sack of poo, i agree

Why did he need the job when Boris has no ethics what so ever?

THey need to get better candidates and not folks that fold like a pack of cards

Johnson had an advisor when it comes to morals?

this is puzzling everyone

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/FVXj9K5X...jpg&name=large


https://twitter.com/PippaCrerar/stat...85493742116865

he has obviously thought about it, realised that he could end up getting the blame and headed for the exit. I would probably do the same in those circumstances

Although by jumping ship it doesn’t excuse or protect him ..


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Does no one check this for grammar and punctuation?

Dreadful.

Yes, a Junior about your AGE

https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2022/06...5413985493.jpg


https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2022/06...5413989634.jpg

boris obviously doesn't need an ethics advisor, because he doesn't listen to them

Boris Johnson's ethics adviser Lord Geidt Resigns
 

To be fair it sounds like a ridiculously pointless job anyway ... and the guy has apparently admitted as much himself


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I was gonna sayz it sounds like one of those pointless "being paid to exist" jobs usually found in a more bloated government, full of redundant wastes of money.

[Lord Geidt has gone into more detail about why he quit,
giving a more robust account of why
he resigned as Boris Johnson's ethics adviser.
In a letter to Constitutional Affairs Select
Committee Chair William Wragg, Lord Geidt
said he "could not be party to advising
on potential law breaking".
He admitted his resignation letter
may have been too cautious.
Writing to Mr Wragg, Lord Geidt clarifies
that focus on steel tariffs as a reason
for his departure by others is a "distraction".
"Since my letter of resignation was
made public yesterday, there has been
some confusion about the precise
cause of my decision," he said.]

https://news.sky.com/story/lord-geid...viser-12635816

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-61824796