It is also alleged that the government tried another 'Jo Moore' trick - burying bad news - by letting the news be broken on British Nuclear Fuel's (BNFL) website and that they, the government, failed to make a statement in Parliament. It is also a fact that no details of the sale price have been made public.
This, in my view, raises some serious questions:
1. Should not Parliament have been consulted?
2. Why was the statement made on BNFL's website and not by the government?
3. Since when can a British Prime Minister act in such a cavalier and dictatorial manner?
Hint: methinks someone is a tad hard up for money?
HT: Prodicus
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