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I think he is a distant relative of Johnson who stepped in to help with garuanteeing the loan.Who the hell is Sam Blyth? And what did he get out of it for doing that?
I think he is a distant relative of Johnson who stepped in to help with garuanteeing the loan.Who the hell is Sam Blyth? And what did he get out of it for doing that?
He's a 'distant cousin' (whatever that really means) who clearly wanted to make sure Boris was PM. Why the BBC Chairman got involved in this though, and didn't disclose it (and expected to get away with it without facing a very strong line of questions about it), is absolutely beyond me.Who the hell is Sam Blyth? And what did he get out of it for doing that?
It's because they think rules are for the little people.He's a 'distant cousin' (whatever that really means) who clearly wanted to make sure Boris was PM. Why the BBC Chairman got involved in this though, and didn't disclose it (and expected to get away with it without facing a very strong line of questions about it), is absolutely beyond me.
A distant cousin who suddenly comes to Johnson’s aid from apparent financial hardship. Doesn’t quite ring true unless this Blythe character was a front for somebody else. Somebody else who wanted something. And Johnson could get it for him/her.He's a 'distant cousin' (whatever that really means) who clearly wanted to make sure Boris was PM. Why the BBC Chairman got involved in this though, and didn't disclose it (and expected to get away with it without facing a very strong line of questions about it), is absolutely beyond me.
Me too. I still just find the whole thing absolutely baffling. Brexit is one thing but then giving him the keys to the sweet shop as well. Might as well have just voted Jeremy Clarkson in.It will never cease to amaze me that the country put its trust in Johnson, a serial bare faced lying tosser - proven well before he was elected.