[safe_timber_man]

He literally works there....

Always fucking whinging and playing the victim. But funny to see this lot attacking each other now.

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[Youngian]

A less polite commentary making the same point. Perhaps Farage has been feeling it slipping away following the Daily Mail attacks.

[Watchman]

Is this what you mean by NATO aggression, you cunt

BBC News: Children's hospital hit as Russian strikes kill 24 in Ukraine

https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cl4y1pjk2dzo

[Crabcakes]

A prediction. Based on Tice’s now increased media profile and him having 30p Lee installed as the headline grabber, Tice and Farage will shortly fall out because Nige won’t like not being the big fish in the cesspool and will start whining and moaning, and Tice will get sick of bankrolling him.

I give it 6 months.

[Tubby Isaacs]

i don't know about the blokes who won in South Basildon and East Thurrock or , but Lowe, Tice, Anderson and don't strike me like people who'll relish replying to desperate pleas from the poor about disability benefits.

I wonder if an early scandal could be some shitheaded reply to a constituent? Probably not. They'll likely be smart enough to just refer the letter on and add some bollocks about immigrants and the EU.

[Killer Whale]

I give it around a year for the first expenses scandal.

We should open a book. I'll get Craig Williams on it - He's a t a bit of a loose end at the moment.

[Andy McDandy]

I'll give it 2 months tops before at least one of them gets suspended for acting the twat in the chamber. And 2 months and 5 minutes before all 5 of them are bleating about the unfairness of it all to any camera crews they can find.

[Rosvanian]

I wonder if Farage will bother with the traditional monthly constituency surgery. My 87 year old Tory mother-in-law is constantly on the phone to her MP about teenage kids in the park, parking on the pavement, lack of bobbies on the beat, the cost of her phone bill etc. Can't see the saviour of English civilisation putting up with all that shite.

[slilley]

Pretty soon when he does turn up and is sworn in he will have to complete the Register of Members Interests.

The guidence is as follows.

The main purpose of the Register is to provide information about any financial interest which a Member has, or any benefit which he or she receives, which others might reasonably consider to influence his or her actions or words as a Member of Parliament.

Members must register any change to their registrable interests within 28 days. The rules are set out in detail in the Guide to the Rules relating to the Conduct of Members, as approved by the House on 17 March 2015. Interests which arose before 7 May 2015 are registered in accordance with earlier rules.

The Register is maintained by the Parliamentary for Commissioner for Standards. It is updated fortnightly online when the House is sitting, and less frequently at other times. Interests remain on the Register for twelve months after they have expired.

His entry could be quite interesting to read.

[Malcolm Armsteen]

The Gammon arev pointing that he was an MEP and didn't have any problems then...

That's because lying...

[Killer Whale]

MEPs were/are given more leeway because of assumption of good faith. That disappeared for MPs with the expenses scandal.

[Tubby Isaacs]

Pretty soon when he does turn up and is sworn in he will have to complete the Register of Members Interests.

The guidence is as follows.

The main purpose of the Register is to provide information about any financial interest which a Member has, or any benefit which he or she receives, which others might reasonably consider to influence his or her actions or words as a Member of Parliament.

Members must register any change to their registrable interests within 28 days. The rules are set out in detail in the Guide to the Rules relating to the Conduct of Members, as approved by the House on 17 March 2015. Interests which arose before 7 May 2015 are registered in accordance with earlier rules.

The Register is maintained by the Parliamentary for Commissioner for Standards. It is updated fortnightly online when the House is sitting, and less frequently at other times. Interests remain on the Register for twelve months after they have expired.

His entry could be quite interesting to read.

Is that up to date? Looks to me like it's reflecting the 2015 election.

[soulboy]

There are rules and there are "rules". Nad got away with not declaring her Daily Mail and GBeebies' income for several months and finally jacked it in without sharing.

That was then. Now the grown ups are in charge...

[Watchman]

I guessing that Nige is happy the 4 “names” got in, can just moan from the sidelines without any responsibility.

[slilley]

Pretty soon when he does turn up and is sworn in he will have to complete the Register of Members Interests.

The guidence is as follows.

The main purpose of the Register is to provide information about any financial interest which a Member has, or any benefit which he or she receives, which others might reasonably consider to influence his or her actions or words as a Member of Parliament.

Members must register any change to their registrable interests within 28 days. The rules are set out in detail in the Guide to the Rules relating to the Conduct of Members, as approved by the House on 17 March 2015. Interests which arose before 7 May 2015 are registered in accordance with earlier rules.

The Register is maintained by the Parliamentary for Commissioner for Standards. It is updated fortnightly online when the House is sitting, and less frequently at other times. Interests remain on the Register for twelve months after they have expired.

His entry could be quite interesting to read.

Is that up to date? Looks to me like it's reflecting the 2015 election.

Yup I took it from the Parliament website today. Them is the current rules. The registers are on there, Liz Truss's entry makes good reading.

Simon

[Tubby Isaacs]

Ah right, so Farage will have to register stuff from before he became an MP? That could indeed be interesting.

[slilley]

The Gammon arev pointing that he was an MEP and didn't have any problems then...

That's because lying...

They can say what they like. The rules I posted earlier are the current ones, for Nigel the clock is ticking on him declaring his interests.

Companies House is another good source of information on the unofficial Leader of the Opposition.

[Youngian]

Clacton’s Philomena Cunk wonders what it’s all about. Looks like a Day Today interview.
https://x.com/timesradio/status/1813968 ... 44900?s=46

[Andy McDandy]

Anyone see the later clips of him trying to avoid Channel 4 News out there? He comes across as positively subdued. Quiet, almost nervous. Strange.

[Youngian]

There’s no photo ops with ‘his friend’ Trump, perhaps he can’t remember who Farage is. So Nigel’s wondering what the hell to do next.