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Not just another "couple having a row."


Boris Johnson's late night 'plate-smashing' bust-up with lover


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Frankly, I don't give a damn (as they say) who the Conservatives elect as their next leader. They can elect Jack the Ripper to lead them as far as I am concerned, but this Tory leadership election is different. They will be electing the next Prime Minister of this country. The holder of the highest position of State in the country should be "squeaky clean" in both their private lives as well as their public lives. However, Tweddle Dumber shows yet again how unfit he would be to become Prime Minister, as more allegations concerning his private life emerge in the media.
Screams of "get off me" and "get out of my flat" from partner Carrie Symonds, together with sounds of banging and breaking crockery were reported coming from M/s Symonds flat in the early hours of this morning and were recorded by a neighbour. At one point M/s Symonds is alleged to have shouted "You do not care, You are just spoilt". The police were called by a neighbour who was "concerned for the welfare of a female neighbour." It seems that this was more than just another couple "having a row" as one Tory MP tweeted.
Domestic abuse and violence is a growing phenomenon in our society and we must ensure that we do not trivialise it or dismiss it as just having a row. Who ever the conservative members elect as their leader, neither could be described as "squeaky clean"and the events of last Friday morning certainly indicate that at least one of them is not fit for the post of PM.
This whole sequence of events, is a compelling argument that the position of Prime Minister must carry the legitimacy of a general election, which will certainly not be the case with the next incumbent.


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