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EXCLUSIVE: Get off my land! Furious farmer reveals Boris Johnson 'climbed over his fence to set up 8ft tent WITHOUT permission and lit a dangerous campfire before fleeing Highlands holiday cottage'... leaving his MINDERS to clean up
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“” Mr Johnson and his family were staying in a small cottage, and slept in a tent in the garden.

The secluded getaway marked the first break for Mr Johnson since the coronavirus pandemic took hold.

But bodyguards have sent the Prime Minister home over fears for his safety as the location of the holiday home was published.

Speaking to The Sun a source close to Mr Johnson said: “They had been camping in the garden of the cottage but the security threat was too much.

“The tent could be spotted by a sniper from too far away(( ! )) for them to stay after the location was published.” “”

frog222 wrote:

EXCLUSIVE: Get off my land! Furious farmer reveals Boris Johnson 'climbed over his fence to set up 8ft tent WITHOUT permission and lit a dangerous campfire before fleeing Highlands holiday cottage'... leaving his MINDERS to clean up
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And now for some alternative ‘reality’ —

“” Mr Johnson and his family were staying in a small cottage, and slept in a tent in the garden.

The secluded getaway marked the first break for Mr Johnson since the coronavirus pandemic took hold.

But bodyguards have sent the Prime Minister home over fears for his safety as the location of the holiday home was published.

Speaking to The Sun a source close to Mr Johnson said: “They had been camping in the garden of the cottage but the security threat was too much.

“The tent could be spotted by a sniper from too far away(( ! )) for them to stay after the location was published.” “”

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gilsey wrote:I see the photo of the cottage and tent and in my minds eye I see Cummings smirking in the No 10 rose garden. Maybe just me.

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RogerOThornhill wrote:So who is that looks at companies like Deloitte (who I thought were just an accountancy firm...) and thinks "Yep, we really need a middleman between the NHS and the companies doing the testing"?

From September 2021, the government intends to apply a ‘baseline’ test to every child in their first half term at school. The test requires children to answer numeracy and literacy questions posed to them in a one-to-one session with a teacher. There has been no consideration given to children who might be shy, or to the fact that the Reception year starts at 48 months for children born on 31 August and at 60 months for the children born on 1 September in the relevant school year. Each child will be asked the same questions, in the same way, regardless of calendar age, or whether they speak English as a first language or not.

The aim of the test is to allocate a single numerical grade to each child that reflects their ‘school readiness’. This number will then be plotted on a graph, where it will remain ‘blackboxed’ until the child has progressed through the system to the Year 6 statutory assessment test (SAT), taken in the spring of the final year at primary school. A trajectory will then be plotted from the child’s baseline score to their performance on the Year 6 SAT. The government’s intention is to use cohort collations of the baseline to Y6 SAT trajectory as an ‘accountability’ measure, to compare the effectiveness of individual teachers and schools.

AnatolyKasparov wrote:Again, where have a few of our regulars been today......

citizenJA wrote:

AnatolyKasparov wrote:Again, where have a few of our regulars been today......

warriors need their sleep

Coronavirus in Europe: dozens of Berlin schools report infections

Why can’t the Government find more conservatives to run public bodies?
With a few exceptions, ministers are continuing to fill public appointments with people who are not in any way recognisably conservative

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Conspiracy theorists never understand that successful newspapers follow their readers. It's not such a hard idea: all businesses give their customers what they want. The fact that the Mail is turning on Johnson tells me that opinion is shifting in Tory England
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RogerOThornhill wrote:Tee hee...

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As I've just pointed out, Dan Hannan didn't understand PHE's legal status either...