Worth noting in his previous role he did declare that his brother was the CEO or whatever of another firm that he received shares from, but in this case he didn’t.
Just saying
Where’s the evidence that he didn’t? He’s not required to disclose the relationship in the list of members’ financial interests, although it is something that may be referenced on the list of ministerial interests. The last such published list came before the transfer of these shares so there doesn’t appear to be any evidence that he hasn’t declared it.
Don’t know where to put this but it’s UK related so…
Liverpool in a respectable 2nd place 
Can’t believe @Scott.Jones hasn’t even managed to place Nottingham in the top 10 just on his own.
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What a failure. He should hang his head in shame! 
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Already seeing the beginning of the narrative bringing the masses round to the reset brexit threshold where anything that is better than rock bottom is gonna be a success
Like a man losing both legs in a horrible accident. Stemming the blood flow and survival is the first success. Taking first steps in his new prosthetics is a massive success with celebration.
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In my view, the lunatics didn’t even care how Brexit is going to affect them/all while the saner section was dreading rock-bottom. So anything better than rock-bottom is a good selling point.
Dark times 
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Funnily enough, due to the advances in prosthetics, there’s a good chance that this will allow the wearer to run faster and for longer than they could before.
On that basis, it’s a pretty good analogy 
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Yea OK. I must look into having my legs amputated and a new set of running prosthetics installed. Weirdo perspective
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Says the originator of the amputee analogy…
It’s all about perspective. If you get rid of something that was holding you back, you ought to be able to go faster. Just as this will hopefully make the UK prosper, it might also allow the EU to move more speedily towards closer political union without the internal resistance of the UK.
Worth noting that the Welsh roll out is mostly the responsibility of the Labour-run Welsh NHS.
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I’ve just turned 46,no health or underlying health issues,i’m not a carer either yet had my jab almost a month ago here,not sure how or why i got it early,almost everyone i know in this age group and above have had it now aswell,with all the slaughtering of labour and Drakeford lately,i must admit they’ve done a great job with the vaccine in Wales.
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Why the fuck has nobody thought of asking them to do this before? It’s so obvious.
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It’s a joke right! That Twitter, it’s a joke or fake, right!!!
Don’t think so. Pretty sure they were talking about implementing this a few years ago either after the Salisbury poisonings or the guy got knocked over and killed by the woman working out of the US embassy.
I think part of the job description for being a ‘spy’ is that you keep your identity a secret from the country your spying on. Otherwise, how can you do your job? Or am I missing something here?
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My guess is a proportion of spies are already known and would be the ones registered.
That’s my read on it too. You can’t be a spy if you out yourself to the government of the country you’re spying on! But sure, let’s ask them to voluntarily come forward and put their names on a spy register, they’ll definitely do that.
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