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Old 08-10-2021, 09:28   #2763
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Re: Britain outside the EU
Looks like the Brexiters are turning on Johnson. Perhaps blaming your friends was not the best of moves for Johnson?

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Bosses lash Boris Johnson: ‘man with no plan’

Furious business bosses have lined up to accuse Boris Johnson of leading Britain into a “cost of living catastrophe” without a credible plan to tackle the crises piling up for the economy.

Even former Tory loyalists such as Brexiteer Wetherspoon pubs boss Tim Martin joined the attack saying the Prime Minister headed a Government “lurching from one unpredictable initiative to another” with the least “commercial savvy” or “guiding philosophy” of any administration for 40 years.

The extraordinary row between a Tory leadership and captains of industry, normally seen as natural allies, was first triggered by an article in the Evening Standard on Monday, written by Leave-supporting Next chief executive Lord Wolfson.
https://www.standard.co.uk/news/poli...h-b959283.html
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