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The best summary of the Tory party in 2020: the Children's Minister votes down free school meals for the poorest children.
But then again, oxymorons crop up everywhere in connection with the Tories.
Example: John Penrose was appointed as the United Kingdom Anti-Corruption Champion in 2017.
As well as being an MP, he's the husband of Dido Harding of "ÂŁ12 billion failing test & trace" notoriety.
Example: John Penrose was appointed as the United Kingdom Anti-Corruption Champion in 2017.
As well as being an MP, he's the husband of Dido Harding of "ÂŁ12 billion failing test & trace" notoriety.
Here's a Tory MP Trustee of charity Feeding Britain voting NO...
("Our vision is a UK where no one goes hungry. We want to demonstrate how hunger and its underlying causes can be addressed, and use this learning to advocate for systemic change to eliminate hunger in the UK.")
("Our vision is a UK where no one goes hungry. We want to demonstrate how hunger and its underlying causes can be addressed, and use this learning to advocate for systemic change to eliminate hunger in the UK.")
The Tory argument would fail in ANY circumstances.
But it fails particularly hard when you consider they've handed out multiple dodgy PPE supply contracts, each larger than the entire cost of extending the free school meals programme into the holidays.
But it fails particularly hard when you consider they've handed out multiple dodgy PPE supply contracts, each larger than the entire cost of extending the free school meals programme into the holidays.
Or how about this? ÂŁ7 million about to be spaffed in an utterly meaningless rebrand of "Highways England"... https://www.thisismoney.co.uk/money/cars/article-8863603/Government-slammed-proposed-7m-Highways-England-rebrand.html
