Taxpayer Foot The Bill.

[gulliver1]

The bill for investigating Boris and "Partygate" is now set to soar ,as the Govt wants to extend this case. It has already cost the taxpayer £222.000
in legal fees.But the Govt Contract with the legal firm is to be renewed again, upping the bill by another five figure sum . If Boris can afford to pay £4 million for his new house so then should he pay his own legal fees

[youngmafbog]

Eh?

[anneasquith]

You are assuming B has purchased his new house .

[Prudie]

If people like you hadn't wanted to pursue such an insignificant event because you were desperate to bring him down at any price it wouldn't have cost the taxpayer anything.

[gulliver1]

But this renewed contract with the legal team is no doubt compiled of fat cat Tory lawyers etc waiting to jump on the gravy train of Boris's Crony Club

[gulliver1]

I can tell you if Boris lied about the Parties during lock down and if he mislead Parliament , for far less than £222,000

[ToraToraTora]

Gully ❤️ Boris.

[bazwillrun]

mere bagatelle....money well spent.....another post from you showing what a petty obsessed little person you are with a total inability to even understand your own ramblings...keep it up, good comedy is hard to find these days...

[gulliver1]

How come Boris is allowed Legal Aid to fight his case.

[naomi24]

Have a heart, Gulliver. He has houses to buy and children to keep. He needs legal aid. ;o)

[anneasquith]

It’s true lots of alimony. Lots of children to support .

[naomi24]

Haha! Exactly, anneasquith. :o))

[bobbinwales]

Won't be legal aid....more likely because it was at work doing 'work' so his employer he goverment pays. They could try to claim costs though if found guilty?

[naomi24]

I can’t see why Gulliver is complaining. Boris’s critics worked long and hard to bring about this circus and eventually they got what they wanted. What’s not to like?