that it will remind the great british public that the pm is focused on delivering for them and will distract away from all these party allegations, because that s what the pm s effectively trying to say every time he stands up, that, let s stop talking about these ridiculous stories and, you know, let me get on with the job. but it s clearly been quite a rushed process of getting out these massive headline grabbing announcements. the bbc funding one, for example, the ft reported this morning that there were cabinet ministers yesterday who were concerned they d been bounced into supporting this. it was all very rushed. the same goes for the policy announcement that came a couple of days ago. so the government said they would send the military and the navy to help deal with the small boats crisis, and a lot of sort of royal navy chiefs and mps themselves on the tory side were criticising that. it all feels very rushed, a little bit desperate, to try and distract us all. and we will com
let s stop talking about these ridiculous stories and let s, you know, let me get on with thejob. but it s clearly been quite a rushed process of getting out these massive headline grabbing announcements. the bbc funding one, for example the ft reported this morning that there were cabinet ministers yesterday who were concerned they d been bounced into supporting this, it was all very rushed. the same goes for the policy announcement that came a couple of days ago so the government said they would send the military and the navy to help deal with the small boats crisis and a lot of sort of royal navy chiefs and mps themselves on the tory side criticising that. it all feels very rushed, a little bit desperate to try and distract us all. and we will come back to the bbc licence fee later. butjoeyjones, you know, as someone who was theresa may s spokesman when she was home secretary, do you believe what s happened this week is a deliberate distraction technique, and did you ever resort
bounced into supporting this, it was all very rushed. the same goes for the policy announcement that came a couple of days ago so the government said they would send the military and the navy to help deal with the small boats crisis and a lot of sort of royal navy chiefs and mps themselves on the tory side criticising that. it all feels very rushed, a little bit desperate to try and distract us all. and we will come back to the bbc licence fee later. butjoeyjones, you know, as someone who was theresa may s spokesman when she was home secretary, do you believe what s happened this week is a deliberate distraction technique, and did you ever resort to it? i think it was a pointless technique. i mean, a pointless attempt at distraction, if you like. i mean, either borisjohnson is being badly advised or he s being very well advised and he s ignoring the advice. but, whichever it is, he s ending up trying to, as i say, sort of tick box populist policies to allow some of his potential crit
let s stop talking about these ridiculous stories and let s, you know, let me get on with thejob. but it s clearly been quite a rushed process of getting out these massive headline grabbing announcements. the bbc funding one, for example the ft reported this morning that there were cabinet ministers yesterday who were concerned they d been bounced into supporting this. it was all very rushed. the same goes for the policy announcement that came a couple of days ago, so the government said they would send the military and the navy to help deal with the small boats crisis and a lot of sort of royal navy chiefs and mps themselves on the tory side criticising that. it all feels very rushed, a little bit desperate to try and distract us all. and we will come back to the bbc licence fee later. butjoeyjones, you know, as someone who was theresa may s spokesman when she was home secretary, do you believe what s happened this week is a deliberate distraction technique, and did you ever resort