Meanwhile, At Number 11

at

This morning/afternoon.

A source said:

‘[Javid] has turned down the job of chancellor of the exchequer. The prime minister said he had to fire all his special advisers and replace them with Number 10 special advisers to make it one team. The chancellor said no self-respecting minister would accept those terms.’

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Cabinet reshuffle: Sajid Javid resigns as chancellor – live news (The Guardian)

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23 thoughts on “Meanwhile, At Number 11”

  1. Formerly Known As @ireland.com

    Bozo is a clown. He is mimicking Trump. Brexiteers didn’t want to be ruled by unelected bureaucrats. What is Cummings?

  2. Charger Salmons

    A consigliere.
    Every mobster has one.
    Boris has five years and an 80-strong majority on his side.He can call all the shots without having to make deals with cloth-capped culchies.
    Welcome to democracy baby.

  3. Charger Salmons

    Good old multi-cultural Britain.
    The outgoing Muslim Chancellor is replaced by a Hindu.
    The Foreign Secretary is a Jew and the Home Secretary a Sikh.
    And the Prime Minister is Catholic.

    1. scottser

      very surprised to see julian smith get the boot. a very committed and successful SOS for northern ireland helps get stormont back up and running and is handed a p45?

        1. Charger Salmons

          Optics.
          Lot of anger in the UK over Smith using the lure, to get the Shinners to agree to return to Stormont, of continued investigations into British troops during the Troubles while the IRA are protected by Tony Blair’s letters of comort.
          Not absolutely sure Smith will be overly disappointed at being shifted from the political graveyard of the Northern Ireland office.
          And was a very effective Chief Whip.Knows where the skeletons are buried including, I vouchsafe, some belonging to Boris.
          I wouldn’t be surprised to see him back in a similar capacity.
          Politics is a murky business.

  4. Fearganainm

    Smith once opined that a no-deal Brexit would be very, very bad for Norn Iron. Evidently there’s no place for someone who isn’t a glassy-eyed true believer in the Brexit as best thing since sliced bread mantra.

        1. Charger Salmons

          Boris’s gaff.His rules.
          Succesive governments going all the way back to Blair/Brown have been plagued by the Treasury trying to thwart the Prime Minister’s plans.
          Boris and Cummings are determined to fundamentally change the structure of government and the civil service.
          These are just the opening shots.

          1. Hansel

            Agreed, lots to come.

            Dom is taking the UK civil service apart, as he said he would.
            Remains to be seen what the results will be.

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