Guido wondered what views Haigh has expressed over the years about those she deemed liars or frauds. There’s always a tweet/interview/speech in the Commons…
Co-conspirators may remember when Haigh came out blasting in the Commons in 2019 to say that Boris had “deceived the police” and committed a “serious breach of trust” over claims he “politicised serving officers.” Remarkable…
The Cabinet Minister with a fraud conviction has naturally said those who are accused of lying should resign numerous times. Case made…
Former Treasury minister and adviser to Burnham in the Makerfield campaign Lord Jim O’Neill, who has turned down a role in his government, said Burnham’s first statement Commons was:
“The last thing investors wanted to hear… gilt yields have risen by a 0.25% in one day, which is a lot. We’ve not had that since Liz Truss days… If your country is under the focus of ‘can they come up with a sensible fiscal strategy’ on a day when the markets think ‘well no, you’re not showing any sign of it’ you’re going to have a tough day…if it stays like this your mortgage rate is going up.”
