‘They’re corrupt’ – Partygate protestor storms reporter’s live cross

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4 years ago

April 22, 2022

The British are not pleased with their Prime Ministers’ past conduct during the pandemic

The United Kingdom government has withdrawn its opposition to British Prime Minister Boris Johnson as he faces an inquiry over his behaviour in Downing Street during the COVID-19 lockdowns.

Johnson will face an inquiry over whether he misled members of parliament over the partygate scandal.

An investigation has been launched to determine if Johnson lied to the UK parliament about breaking lockdown rules.

Johnson previously denied these allegations and says he did not attend illegal gatherings.

During a Ticker News live broadcast in London, well known British protestor Steve Bray said that Boris Johnson is a liar and his party is corrupt.

#BREAKING "This government is the worst the UK has ever had, they're corrupt"#PartyGate protestor storms reporter @_Simon_Anderson
live on-air slamming Boris Johnson #London pic.twitter.com/httwyXsrky
— TICKER NEWS (@tickerNEWSco) April 21, 2022

“[They] lie to us, cheat us, steal from us and … this government is the worst the United Kingdom has ever had,” he told Ticker News.

“On the night that Phillip died, the husband of our Queen, they were partying. This is not right.”

Jonathan Gullis Tory MP again. It’s getting a bit boring and predictable now. #Partygate pic.twitter.com/kU0PoID1Zs
— Steve Bray Activist Against Brexit +Corrupt Tories (@snb19692) April 21, 2022

This week, a national survey found that around two-thirds of the public spoke negatively about Johnson in comparison to just 19 percent positively.

Savannah Pocock contributed to this article.

Related Topics:British PM Party gate Steve Bray

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