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youngmafbog,
You need to look at the links again and listen to what was said by Quince.
I’ll make it easy for you.
Speaking to Sky News' Kay Burley earlier, education minister Will
Quince said he has been given "categorical assurance" from
Number 10 that Boris Johnson was "not aware of any serious
specific allegations" against Mr
Pincher, when he was appointed.
In contrast to the revised statement thus.
But he said the PM was
"aware of media reports that others had seen over the years and some allegations that were either resolved or did not progress to a
formal complaint" so sought advice from his propriety and ethics team before his appointment.
Maybe from the same ethics adviser who recently resigned and will not be replaced?
Nothing to do with trial my media, pure spin and deflection by a PM who is renowned for being liberal with the truth and sketchy on the details.
Who will he blame this time with his ‘nobody told me’ stance?