January 11th, 2013

Daybreak Host Slams Hancock’s Extra Half Hour In Bed

Some pretty damning tweets from Daybreak presenter Matt Barbet over Matthew Hancock’s late arrival to the show yesterday morning:

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What was that about the shirkers staying in bed with the curtains closed…

Screenshot via LabourList

48 Comments

  1. 1
    Ah! Monika 2013 +1 says:

    Jimmy Savile scandal: Report reveals extent of abuse

    Operation #Fairbank will make this small fry by comparison.

    • 10
      Ah! Monika 2013 +1 says:

      The original inquiry, which concluded in 2000, identified 28 alleged abusers but they were never named in public.
      ,,,,,,,, in which 650 children were sexually assaulted at 40 homes.

      • 47
        Reap what you Sow my Country says:

        46, sorry of course, 47 comments should sum up how much of a borefest this newstory is.

        Who the fuck is Handycock when he is at home, anyway?

  2. 2
    Ma­qboul says:

    Who are these people??

  3. 3
    Hancocked says:

    Typical Tory bastard, tries to smear someone with a lie to save face, till he’s forced to admit the truth.

  4. 4
    Some Twat up North says:

    They can stay in bed all day for me useless twats

  5. 5
    T'Old Fella says:

    “What was that about the shirkers staying in bed with the curtains closed…” it’s a case of do what I say not what I do.

  6. 6
    Sara says:

    Just joined UKIP.

    Feels good.

  7. 8
    government information bureau says:

    Hands off cocks, on socks.

  8. 11

    Has one doormatted the other?

  9. 12
    Mike Hancock MP says:

    Of course, when I stayed in bed well past my wake-up call, there was usually a different reason; Katia saw to that. Boaz.

  10. 14
    Never heard of either of 'em says:

    Who are these nonentities?

  11. 16
    Some Twat up North says:

    28 Police Forces and the CPS apologise for the Savile thingy…

    Thats alright then!

    Bit like Fred West saying sorry for murdering people and burying them in his cellar, naughty boy.

    • 26
      Tay King-dePisse says:

      Well, it WAS jolly good of old Westie to spare the taxpayers the expense of having to foot the bill for his stay at HM’s pleasure, wasn’t it? Decent chap.

    • 30
      Anonymous says:

      That is the trick with the UK. Make sure there is at least 10 organizations and in each 10 people that each had a small part to play in a process. When it hits the fan each can claim it was not their fault due to bad data etc.

      When looking closely they have all written their own job description to only look at a small part of the problem. It is not their job to investigate deeper or look at the failure of another. The ministers of course can not look into any individual example. Everyone safely can do nothing.

      One day the voters will see through this no-responsibility approach to government. But it will not be before more people lives are ruined or ended.

  12. 20
    genghiz the kahn says:

    Load of bullshit from the Daybreak crew, and their reat sense of their own importance.

  13. 22
    Guido Fawkes says:

    Visiting The Right Wing Political Bloggers Foodbank in Westminster this morning. Looking forward to see what they’re doing.

    • 25
      Fortnum & Mason foodbank to the Queen says:

      Pheasant plucker

    • 28
      Sir William says:

      We have a foodbank near us. It’s called ‘Tesco’. People get food there using ‘money’ which they get by ‘working’.

      • 32
        Dun roaming says:

        What is it with these foodbanks? You can only make withdrawals. I tried to deposit some cucumber that was going to go off and they told me to F off !

  14. 24
    Anonymous says:

    Matthew Hancock is a complete idiot.

  15. 27
    Sloppy seconds says:

    Chris Bryant 51 today

  16. 33
    Anonymous says:

    “I got 2″ — geesh, you can admit mistakes with proper English, even on the Twatter box

  17. 36
    a non says:

    Storm in a teacup.
    This is just Guido showing a balanced approach, now exposing an anti-Tory article after many weeks of riling Laurence Durnan (@PSbookEditor) for his continual early morning absences at the switch.
    Bit like the political parties. The government too needs as opposition for serious debate, with their different approach to tackling the problems at hand, than just one-sided suggestions, complimented by a deafening silence from the other party.

  18. 37
    Vote UKIP says:

    Typical lazy, bloody Tory staying in bed until after 5.00 in the morning.

  19. 38
    Pip says:

    H-H-H-HHancocks half hour.

    Takes me back.

  20. 40
    pen4old says:

    Tsk, tsk.

    Wants to stay in bed AND have a pay rise !!

    So much for the Lie-Inners, toast…….

  21. 43
    Clown Shoes says:

    Surely Hancock should have his benefits sanctioned.

  22. 45
    ITS GOING TO BE BLEAK IN SUNDERLAND IN 2013 WITH ONLY ONE FOOD BANK AND 3 LABOUR MPS says:

    Hancock is an idiot to have even agrees to do Daybreak ,no f….r watches it and its acutely pro Labour!

  23. 48
    Reap what you Sow my Country says:

    One that should live in the land of the morning drawn curtains, it looks, looking at the fine references given by above about said person.


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