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There doesn’t seem a day go by without Home Secretary Priti Patel announcing a “ fresh crackdown” on illegal migration across the Channel. And what happens? CLICK HERE: Save ££££ on your bills with A Spokesman Said| Compare & Save Now Well on Wednesday a record 200 illegals crossed the water in small boats and arrived on our shore. And worse than that the number who have arrived since the turn of the year hit 2,000, three times the number for the same period last year.  This is not an easy issue to be solved but throwing money at the problem would help. Can’t we arrange through “our friends in Europe” to base police along in France and Belgium to try and arrest the smugglers.
CLICK HERE: Save ££££ on your bills with A Spokesman Said| Compare & Save Now Clearly the French are either incompetent or are rather pleased they are getting rid of their problem on to us. Something must be done. And that doesn’t mean more blah from Patel. READ MORE: Click here to read more articles from Kelvin MacKenzie
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Three weeks ago the actor Noel Clarke -you will know him from his nightly appearance this week on the ITV thriller Viewpoint-appeared on stage at the Royal Albert Hall to collect his Bafta for his “outstanding contribution” to cinema. According to viewers he looked on edge. Not surprising as two weeks earlier Bafta executives had been told of serious allegations concerning bullying and sexual harassment which would have meant it was unwise for Clarke to receive an award. Bafta went ahead anyway. Clarke knew if the allegations ever became public it would be a career destroying moment. And they did. CLICK HERE: Save ££££ on your bills with A Spokesman Said| Compare & Save Now The Guardian has done a terrific piece of investigative journalism (and I haven’t said that in a long time) and produced damning evidence from 20 women that from 2004 to 2019 that Clarke had been involved in sexual misconduct which included groping, unwanted touching, taking and sharing explicit pictures without consent and bullying. All the women knew Clarke in a professional capacity. Its astonishing stuff. There is the “dick pic”, the naked auditions and one producer who worked with Clarke for three years tells he would constantly harass her and one occasion told her that he had planned to “to fuck and fire her” before deciding to keep her on.  Clarke is extremely well know in the film and TV world. His trio of films Kidulthood, Adulthood and Brotherhood were all celebrated for their portrayal of inner city life.
He also writes and stars in Bulletproof, one of Sky’s biggest shows. Series 4 is in pre-production but I imagine that will now be canned. Clarke denied every allegation except one put to him by The Guardian. In a 29-page letter from his lawyers he even questioned the credibility of the complainants. CLICK HERE: Save ££££ on your bills with A Spokesman Said| Compare & Save Now He said in a statement; “In a 20-year career I have put inclusivity and diversity at the forefront of my work and never had a complaint against me. If anyone who has ever worked with me has ever felt uncomfortable or disrespected I sincerely apologise.” “I vehemently deny any sexual misconduct or wrongdoing and intend to defend myself against these false allegations.” Its Bafta’s action I find baffling but they say it did receive anonymous emails and reports of allegations but said it was provided with no evidence that would allow it to investigate. The emails arrived more than a month ago. They did nothing. But within minutes of The Guardian running their expose last night they announced they were suspending Clarke from Bafta and withholding his award. Quite shocking from Bafta. This is our Weinstein. READ MORE: Click here to read more articles from Kelvin MacKenzie There is a wonderful interview in The Times with Barry Hearn who has recently stepped down as the chairman of Matchroom Sports. CLICK HERE: You could save £££ on your household bills | Search A Spokesman Said for the best deals He talked to Rick Broadbent saying of snooker in the 80's “It was a soap opera. There was Alex Higgins being objectionable and wonderful, and Steve Davis being dull and boring but awfully good. Bill Werbeniuk drank 15 pints a day and Jimmy White was the Artful Dodger, unable to read or write but faster than anyone I’ve ever known at working out an eight-horse accumulator. Those early days formulated how I went on to promote sport.” Barry will be missed in British sport.  On top of the personal abuse I fear there is more bad news coming down the road for the Glazers, the Kroenkes, the Henrys etc after the European Football League debacle. The value of their clubs will have halved. There are two reason for this. The first, and the most important, is it will now be impossible for Middle East potentates and Russian oligarchs like Abramovich to buy into the Premier League. CLICK HERE: Save ££££ on your bills with A Spokesman Said| Compare & Save Now The Premier League will tighten their rules, under pressure from fans, over who constitutes a fit and proper owner. So the dim and distant hope of Newcastle fans that the Saudi Royal family will come over the hill is well and truly buried. Newcastle has been up for sale for at least a year now and unless Mike Ashley halves his price I can’t see it changing hands.  With buyers being rarer than a successful leader of the Labour party the next problem is that the government have decided to take a good hard look at the football business. In the event they decide that that some of the equity and the power of decision making must go to the consumers-i.e. the fans- then expect the Glazers and the Kroenkes to head for the door.
CLICK HERE: Save ££££ on your car insurance | GET A QUOTE NOW Running a business is tough enough without a fan director demanding to know why Arsenal didn’t go for a back Three after 62 minutes in the game against Burnley. Emboldened fans next season will feel empowered as never before and I would hate to be Spurs chairman Daniel Levy if they went down 1-0 to Southampton in the third week in August. That will apply to every other senior executive of those six clubs. It will be a nightmare. They will want to sell and if that happens the price will lower. None of these rather clever owners could never have foreseen the outcome of their decision. Painful that the abuse may be it will be the pain in their wallet that lasts longer. READ MORE: Click here to read more articles from Kelvin MacKenzie Pride of place in my kitchen is a huge artwork of that famous Dominic Cummings photo of him leaving No.10 last November with a cardboard box full of his effects. It’s a brilliant piece of work by my friend the artist Jo Madden. In the light of Boris Johnson fingering Cummings for leaking the Dyson texts I fear that the picture may now be worthless. CLICK HERE: You could save £££ on your household bills | Search A Spokesman Said for the best deals I am disappointed in Cummings. I enjoyed his swashbuckling attitude to authority. David Cameron described him as a career-ending psycho. That may be true but he did understand one thing Cameron ever got; that this country wanted out of the EU. Imagine if Cameron understood that he may not have had to send begging notes to the Chancellor on behalf of his paymasters, the bankrupt Greenshill Capital. It was such a shame that Cummings lost his power Battle in Downing Street, with among others Boris’s lady friend Carrie, and had to leave.  But it is quite wrong, if proved, that he should be responsible for the discomfort he caused to the Prime Minister by leaking to the BBC those texts showing that he swapped text with Sir James Dyson.
There is nothing wrong with those texts. Sir James wanted to make sure that if he made the desperately needed covid ventilators his employees who came to this country from their HQ in Singapore would not face an increased tax burden. CLICK HERE: Save ££££ on your bills with A Spokesman Said| Compare & Save Now Boris gave the guarantee. Quite right to. In the event the ventilators weren’t needed and the Dyson company lost £20million due to prioritising the work over their commercial orders. That was very good of Sir James and Labour’s attacks on him are a disgrace and one of the reasons they are so far behind in the polls. The ordinary man and woman in this country prefers Whatsapp government to committee government. Its how they run their own lives. That having been said I do not approve of Cummings getting his own back at Boris who kicked him out as special adviser. Grateful for a period of silence. It doesn’t help being angry all the time. It will ruin his legacy. READ MORE: Click here to read more articles from Kelvin MacKenzie Pleased to see Prince Harry saw his grandmother at least twice while he was in the country for the funeral. The journalist-cum-PR man Omid Scobie also confirmed that Harry met his father prince Charles and brother Prince William in the grounds of Windsor castle after the funeral on Saturday. CLICK HERE: Households that compare gas and electricity tariffs could save £350 a year | COMPARE ENERGY QUOTES NOW All good news. Scobie said;” Saturday broke the ice for future conversations but outstanding issues have not been addressed at any great length. The family simply put their issues on one side to focus on what mattered.”  All families have difficulties. The difference is they are no played out on an American TV network where the the Sussexes took the opportunity to play the race card. The problem with that card is that it is too easily played without any evidence or justification.
CLICK HERE: Save ££££ on your car insurance | GET A QUOTE NOW I would be surprised I my lifetime if those wounds ever heal. READ MORE: Click here to read more articles from Kelvin MacKenzie Even to the dimmest of Labour MPs it must now be coming clear than although Sir Keir Starmer is no fool he’s no winner either. And if you wanted proof just look at a new poll showing Labour are 9 points behind the Tories for the post of West Midlands Mayor. The West Midlands does matter. It embraces the nation’s second city of Birmingham plus Coventry and Wolverhampton. If he can’t win there where can he win. CLICK HERE: You could save £££ on your household bills | Search A Spokesman Said for the best deals The battle for Mayor is between the former managing director of John Lewis Andy Street (he bailed before the company imploded) who squeaked home to be Mayor in 2017 and Liam Byrne, the ex-Labour financial secretary. He became famous not for his policies but the note he left in his desk for the incoming Tories in 2010 saying; “The money’s all gone.” It was too close to the truth to be a joke. Its hung round his neck ever since.  The poll of 1,000 voters for the firm Redfield and Wilton show the stories on 46% and Labour on 37%. If Byrne failed to win in the upcoming May elections it would be a disaster for Starmer who is facing sniping from the Corbynistas as well as talking behind hands from the Right of his party.
The real issue for any leader of Labour these is why they can no longer be certain of the working class vote. The answer of course is that they have moved on over the last decade. CLICK HERE: Save up to £497 on your energy bills | GET QUOTES NOW Increasingly they work for themselves and on that basis they don’t have the affection for the benefit classes they used to have. Race also plays a problem. White working class feel too much time is spent worrying about minorities and not enough on their issues. It’s a difficult problem for Starmer as 86% of the voting population is white and 14% of colour. Unless Starmer creates a new identity for Labour not only will he not win a General Election in 2024 he may not even be the leader when the day comes. READ MORE: Click here to read more articles from Kelvin MacKenzie All the Socialist gloomsters were forecasting unemployment due to Covid hitting 12% creating massive hardship across the nation. CLICK HERE: Save ££££ on your bills with A Spokesman Said| Compare & Save Now Now the stats are in. And it shows vacancies up by 16% and jobless figures down to 4.9%.  My bet is that we will by late summer actually be short of workers as probably around 500,000 workers returned to Europe when the first lockdown happened as they preferred quite rightly to be in their own country if there wasn’t any work here. I believe many won’t come back meaning a lot of unfilled jobs.
CLICK HERE: Save ££££ on your bills with A Spokesman Said| Compare & Save Now The other surprising fact is that only 10,000 of the over 65s have lost their jobs in the last year. Truly amazing. READ MORE: Click here to read more articles from Kelvin MacKenzie I love those Dyson texts. The greatest PR coup out of No.10 I have ever seen. It shows unbelievably that in Boris Johnson we actually have a Prime Minister on the case. Texting to get things done like an entrepreneur running a start-up business. Not some political windbag. How unusual is that? Back in March last year this country was desperate for hospital ventilators as Covid ripped across the nation. There could be no hanging about. CLICK HERE: Save ££££ on your bills with A Spokesman Said| Compare & Save Now Boris asked Sir James Dyson- famous for his bagless cleaners- if his company, based in Singapore, could make the ventilators. He said yes immediately but didn’t want there to be tax issues arising from the manufacture. Quite right . After all it would cost Dyson’s firm £20million but he was happy to make the sacrifice for a good cause but sought assurance there would no tax issue about being a foreign company. First he went to the Treasury over the issue and then sent a text to Boris who replied; “I will fix it.” In another exchange Boris says; “ Rishi (the Chancellor) says its fixed. We need you here.”  Finally when Sir James needed further assurance Boris said; “I am the First Lord of the treasury and you can take it that we are backing you to do what you need.”
Two weeks later Sunak announced that the tax status of people who came to the UK to provide specific help during the pandemic would not be affected. CLICK HERE: Save ££££ on your bills with A Spokesman Said| Compare & Save Now Job done. That is the way to run government in a crisis. No committee meetings, no civil servants, no jobsworths. Just action by a PM. How refreshing. Lucy Powell a Labour shadow says the texts are “jaw dropping” and tried on BBC Radio’s Today programme to conflate steel workers with jobs at risk but with no access to Boris Johnson’s mobile number and the way Sir James was dealt with. What a ridiculous arguments. We were in the grip of Covid. We needed urgent action. We got it. Boris has gone up in my estimation. READ MORE: Click here to read more articles from Kelvin MacKenzie Forget all the hoo hah the European Super league is going to happen. The clubs have signed 23 year contracts with the investment bank JP Morgan and are to pick up somewhere between £200-300million each very soon. CLICK HERE: Save ££££ on your bills with A Spokesman Said| Compare & Save Now The reality is that we will be able to pay for the games we want and not have to pay for games we don’t under the current bundled system so loved by Sky and BT.  I have not the slightest interest in Burnley v Southampton so why do I get charged. Plus I love the idea of salary caps and love the idea of clubs no longer losing money.
CLICK HERE: Save ££££ on your bills with A Spokesman Said| Compare & Save Now In the days before subscription television t was true the local community were the real owners of the clubs no matter who had bought it but now with television tech the family in Shanghai are just as important as the family in gateshead. It’s the reality. Let’s move on. READ MORE: Click here to read more articles from Kelvin MacKenzie As I am still bloody angry at the fact that the Batley teacher has fled his home because a Muslim mob didn’t like him showing a cartoon of the Prophet Mohammad to his class, my eye was drawn to a speech by the Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan. In a televised address last night he said that Muslim countries (apparently there are 50 of them) should launch a trade boycott of any country that “insults” the Prophet. CLICK HERE: Save ££££ on your bills with A Spokesman Said| Compare & Save Now He made the speech under pressure from a radical religious group the TLP who want the French Ambassador kicked out because France does not accept that the cartoons of the Prophet are blasphemous. He said;” We need to explain why this hurts us when in the name of freedom of speech they insult the honour of the Prophet.” I accept religion is important but it does not trump the right to criticise it.  How does Khan feel about the Batley teacher being forced into hiding in the name of his religion?
It is quite shocking that a teacher, apparently a good Yorkshire lad, married with four children, is the subject of some inquiry by the school that suspended him and won’t report back until the end of May. CLICK HERE: Save ££££ on your bills with A Spokesman Said| Compare & Save Now What right have they to take away his working and family life? The head teacher is a disgrace and should be moved on . But the real culprits are the muslim mob that met outside the school gates. They would be right at home in Pakistan. Had they thought of going there? Permanently. READ MORE: Click here to read more articles from Kelvin MacKenzie Despite seeing her looking so small and frail at Prince Philip’s funeral I do hope The Queen is not contemplating retiring. CLICK HERE: Save ££££ on your bills with A Spokesman Said| Compare & Save Now I recognise that she is 95 on Wednesday but strangely the nation and her family needs her now more than ever.  The political alternative to this very clever, astute lady as Head of State is a president Heseltine or even worse Blair.
CLICK HERE: Save ££££ on your bills with A Spokesman Said| Compare & Save Now How awful would that be. Please stay on ma’am. Your value to this nation, as you prove decade after decade, is incalculable. READ MORE: Click here to read more articles from Kelvin MacKenzie After China’s shocking anti-democratic crackdown on Hong Kong people are applying for the bespoke visa route for British National Oversea passport holders at a rate of 3,000 a week. CLICK HERE: Save ££££ on your bills with A Spokesman Said| Compare & Save Now So far more than 35,000 British national Overseas citizens have sought the five year passports. The government expects 300,000 to head here eventually.  I think we should give the Hongkongers Wales as the shortest list in the world is Welsh entrepeneurs. The place is skint and run by Labour.
CLICK HERE: Save ££££ on your bills with A Spokesman Said| Compare & Save Now Once those clever business savvy Hongkongers get stuck into Ebbw Vale there will be jobs and money galore. READ MORE: Click here to read more articles from Kelvin MacKenzie I am a fan of Jeremy Vine. I am a fan of his work ethic both doing a C5 show and then dashing across town to do his daily and rather good BBC Radio 2 show. And it just goes to show how dangerous broadcasting live is to your career. Piers Morgan will be the first to agree with that. CLICK HERE: Save ££££ on your bills with A Spokesman Said| Compare & Save Now Take what happened on Vine’s C5 show yesterday. He asked a guest whether she thought it was a “problem” that all 30 attendees would be white at the Windsor Castle service tomorrow. Why on earth would he ask that question? Did it come from him or was it relayed to his ear by some woke producer? Due to covid the numbers of mourners are restricted to 30 and surprise surprise the Royal family are all white. Just like Jeremy Vine’s family. And just like mine.  The stats would indicate that most families in this country are white. The numbers are 86% white, 14% of colour.
CLICK HERE: Save ££££ on your bills with A Spokesman Said| Compare & Save Now A good friend of mine is a very successful Sri Lankan businessman who decided to do the maths on the number of non-white actors in TV ads one night. He reckoned it was 40%. Hard to believe that this is making sense for commercial companies but marketing directors ( their average tenure is three years) don’t want to be on the wrong side of the woke argument when they are moved on just in case that bars them from their next overpaid job. Its an odd world out there right now. READ MORE: Click here to read more articles from Kelvin MacKenzie There is a shocking clip making its way round social media concerning the “comedian” Katherine Ryan talking to an Asian woman taking part in the BBC2 jewellery show All That Glitters which went out on Tuesday night. CLICK HERE: Save ££££ on your bills with A Spokesman Said| Compare & Save Now The young lady is upset that she is behind in her task. Ryan says she needs to be more confident and adds; “Think like a straight white man.” Ryan’s entire demeanour is patronising. Secondly its surely racist to think that only woman people of colour can get through the rigours of life is to be white, straight and male. Thirdly why wasn’t that line edited out from the pre-recorded show.  CLICK HERE: Save ££££ on your bills with A Spokesman Said| Compare & Save Now
The answer is simple; any attack on white people is acceptable. Imagine the other way round. A nervous white woman being told; think like a straight, brown man. It would never happen. Watch the alarming clip at @kelvmackenzie on Twitter. READ MORE: Click here to read more articles from Kelvin MacKenzie So you have just come back from a holiday in the sun or a business trip and arrive at Heathrow thinking with a little luck you will be heading home in an hour. Instead anywhere up to six hours later you are still waiting at border control. How mad would be? How angry? Furious enough to get involved in a fight? Highly possible. CLICK HERE: Save ££££ on your bills with A Spokesman Said| Compare & Save Now That is the picture painted Heathrow’s Chris Garton with the fancy title of chief solutions officer. And its all down to covid. Right now between 10,000 and 15,000 people a day are coming through Heathrow but that is only 15% of normal traffic. What will that number after May 17.  The queues at border control are massive because of strict paperwork checks which include passenger locator forms and proof of a negative covid test.
CLICK HERE: Save ££££ on your bills with A Spokesman Said| Compare & Save Now This is simply not acceptable and I urge Prime Minister Boris Johnson to take a good long read of The Times front page this morning and start doing something about it. His government needs to hire literally thousands more at airports across the country so that we can all go on foreign holidays to save our sanity and save the tourist business which has suffered so much from covid. If Boris doesn’t take action pronto it will turn out to be his obituary. He is receiving a vaccine bounce right now but that will disappear if you have spend longer in the airport than the time you and your family were on vacation. READ MORE: Click here to read more articles from Kelvin MacKenzie If you ever wondered how your £159 licence fee was being spent can I point you towards Miranda Wayland, the BBC’s head of creative diversity. Not sure how much she earns but if her speech about the hit series Luther reflects her intellect then its way too much. CLICK HERE: Save ££££ on your bills with A Spokesman Said| Compare & Save Now She said that although everybody loved Idris Elba as obsessive detective John Luther it didn’t feel authentic because no black friends were shown, nor was Caribbean food eaten.  The drama attracted a 10 million audience, was sold to 200 countries and made Elba an international star. What was there not to like?
CLICK HERE: Save ££££ on your bills with A Spokesman Said| Compare & Save Now Her comments came a surprise to the writer Neil Cross, a white man, who told The Times; “I have no knowledge or expertise or right to tackle the experience of being a black man in Britain.” Mark make words in the decades to come the diversity department at most companies will be bigger than HR. READ MORE: Click here to read more articles from Kelvin MacKenzie You would have thought that due to the Epstein scandal he would continue to keep his head down despite the death of his father. Instead he saw it as a PR opportunity and with the help of his comms team came up with the phrase; Grandfather of the Nation.” CLICK HERE: Save ££££ on your bills with A Spokesman Said| Compare & Save Now Since that got him 30 seconds on the nightly news he decided now was the time for him to come out of the shadows he has been lurking in due the car crash of an interview on Newsnight.  And according to Daily Mail’s excellent Royal Editor Rebecca English he has now asked The Queen if he can wear the uniform of a Royal Navy Admiral. When he was 55 he was made an honorary Vice-Admiral and was due to be promoted to Admiral ( why? What had he done?) on his 60th birthday last year but offered to defer it until his name was cleared over his friendship with the convicted paedophile Jeffrey Epstein.
CLICK HERE: Save ££££ on your bills with A Spokesman Said| Compare & Save Now Now the Queen will decide in the next 24 hours that the uniform is appropriate. You would have thought at 94 and still grief stricken at the death of the man she was married to for 73 years that she needed this like a hole in the head. But that’s Prince Andrew for you. Always about self. I trust The Queen does the right thing and turns his plea down. In fact she could us all a favour by kicking him out of the Royal family completely. Perhaps he might join his cousin in America. READ MORE: Click here to read more articles from Kelvin MacKenzie Met Police officer jailed after breaking innocent black father's knee in front of his two children4/13/2021 This is an absolutely shocking story and I do hope its an one-off in the police force. PC Charlie Harrison, 42, was a member of Scotland Yard’s Violent Crime Force and had been searching the area for black suspects wanted for violent crimes. CLICK HERE: Save ££££ on your bills with A Spokesman Said| Compare & Save Now Carl Abrahams, a perfectly innocent black man in his 40s, was coming out of a cemetery with his two teenage sons after laying flowers on the grave of his late partner. Mr Abrahams was approached by Harrison who did not identify himself. For no reason Harrison then kicked Mr Abrahams in the knee causing a fracture that left him on crutches for three months.  Yesterday more than two years after the incident Mr Abrahams got justice for this despicable attack when Harrison was jailed for two years and three months at Southwark crown court.
The judge made it clear this was a case of racial profiling saying; “I am satisfied that had the family been white they would have driven by without disturbing them.” CLICK HERE: Save ££££ on your bills with A Spokesman Said| Compare & Save Now Commander John Betts said after the case; “This type of behaviour has no place in our police service and undermines the confidence of the communities we are here to protect.” Makes very uncomfortable reading. READ MORE: Click here to read more articles from Kelvin MacKenzie Giles Coren tells a very funny story about the actor Bob Hoskins in his Times column today. CLICK HERE: Save ££££ on your bills with A Spokesman Said| Compare & Save Now In the 1980s he was sent a script by the director Steven Spielberg asking him if he fancied the role of lead baddy in an upcoming movie.  Hoskins said he did but heard nothing for almost a year until he received a handwritten letter from Spielberg saying he had cast another actor in the role but enclosing a cheque for $250,000 as an apology for wasting Bob’s time.
Hoskins wrote back immediately; ”Dear Mr Spielberg no need to apologise. If there are any more films you don’t want me to be in please let me know.” CLICK HERE: Save ££££ on your bills with A Spokesman Said| Compare & Save Now Hoskins had a glittering career starring in dozens of films including the Long Good Friday, Mona Lisa, Neverland and Made in Dagenham. He had Parkinson’s and died at 71 in 2014. READ MORE: Click here to read more articles from Kelvin MacKenzie
Despite being in poor health Prince Philip had not lost his judgment. When asked what he thought of Harry and Meghan going on Oprah he told his friend Gyles Brandreth, his friend of 40 years; “Go on Oprah? Its madness. No good will come of it.”
CLICK HERE: Save ££££ on your bills with A Spokesman Said| Compare & Save Now Apparently he had the same view of the television interviews Charles and Diana gave back in the 1990s talking about their state of their marriage. Bang on the money both times. It did not add to the gaiety of the nation. 
The story I like best about Philip comes from Simon Kelner then editor of the Independent now a PR.
CLICK HERE: Save ££££ on your bills with A Spokesman Said| Compare & Save Now He attended a media do at the Palace and was introduced to Philip who said; “Why are you here?”. Kelner replied ;” You invited me.” Philip said;” You didn’t have to turn up.” Great stuff. READ MORE: Click here to read more articles from Kelvin MacKenzie Easy to say now but I never rated David Cameron. I used to write a column for The Sun (I was fired for not knowing Ross Barkley’s grandfather was a Nigerian. Who did?) and I was always doing disobliging pieces suggesting he was Edward Heath on steroids. At a big political lunch Cameron saw me, came over and said; “Why do you hate me?”. I said I didn’t "hate" him but did hate his policies. CLICK HERE: Save ££££ on your bills with A Spokesman Said| Compare & Save Now I thought he had no understanding of the ordinary working man/woman and I particularly disliked the fact that he tried to cover up that he was born into the wealthy upper middle classes. He went to Eton, joined the posh boys Bullingdon club at Oxford, his father was a leading stockbroker and chairman of the snooty club Whites . He couldn’t have been more Establishment if he tried.  Clock forward a few years and fortunately he unsurprisingly misreads the country and is forced to walk the plank as the country votes Leave.
Out of office for five years along comes the final humiliation. He falls for the get-rich-quick line from financier Lex Greenshill, joins his payroll and then uses his influence to try and land contracts with government ministers. CLICK HERE: Aaron from Windsor saved £200 on his car insurance | GET YOUR CHEAPEST CAR INSURANCE QUOTE NOW The Greenshill company goes bust threatening the jobs of thousands and Cameron’s texts show he is simply a two bit hustler. On Sunday night after a month of silence Cameron issues a statements saying lessons should be learned. The first lesson to be learned is that Cameron should never have been made leader of the Conservative party. READ MORE: Click here to read more articles from Kelvin MacKenzie Congratulations to Andy Green, 54, for having the tenacity to take on the betting giants in the High Court and forcing them to pay out the £1.7million he had won playing online blackjack. CLICK HERE: Save ££££ on your bills with A Spokesman Said| Compare & Save Now What I liked was that he was as much driven by the injustice of their actions as by the money. It took three years of his life and he feared had he been defeated- and with all Betfred’s money it was always a possibility- he would might well have lost his house, his car and his small metal coating business he runs with his brother.  Andy has his feet on the ground. He celebrated with a £10 pizza and coke meal deal and will simply put some new windows into his home and take his three children on a holiday.
CLICK HERE: Save ££££ on your bills with A Spokesman Said| Compare & Save Now Betfred are a disgrace and I hope the bad publicity damages their business. They thought they could get away with denying the payout and that Andy would simply disappear. They were wrong and all punters should be grateful to Andy. READ MORE: Click here to read more articles from Kelvin MacKenzie Now that I have seen some appalling statistics about the rape of women in Pakistan I understand why some bring their appalling criminal behaviour to Rochdale and the like. CLICK HERE: Save ££££ on your bills with A Spokesman Said| Compare & Save Now In the last six years there have been 22,000 cases of rape reported to police with only 77 successful prosecutions, a conviction rate of 0.3%.  The authorities don’t help. When a French woman was raped after her car broke down outside Lahore last year the investigating officer suggested the victim was to blame for driving at night.
A Muslim cleric claimed on television last year that the pandemic was down to the wrong doings of women. CLICK HERE: Aaron from Windsor saved £200 on his car insurance | GET YOUR CHEAPEST CAR INSURANCE QUOTE NOW Perhaps Pakistan men wanting to move to the United Kingdom should face a test on their attitude to women before being allowed in. Imagine the row that suggestion would cause. Can’t wait. READ MORE: Click here to read more articles from Kelvin MacKenzie What kind of idiots run HMP Humber? The kind of idiots who allowed drugs boss Benjamin Connor, 27 out of jail to marry his sweetheart just seven months into a six year sentence for trafficking £120,000 of cocaine. CLICK HERE: Aaron from Windsor saved £200 on his car insurance | GET YOUR CHEAPEST CAR INSURANCE QUOTE NOW Benjamin Connor claimed he had a “right to marry” Adele Hunter in Google register Office under human rights laws. It was a nice family day out with Connor being escorted by two prison officers, the bride wearing white and their two children in attendance. Excuse me while I throw up.  Connor is a seriously nasty piece of work. He had already done three years for another drugs offence before police crashed into his car to stop him getting away and finding 7lbs of cocaine in in the footwell.
CLICK HERE: Save ££££ on your bills with A Spokesman Said| Compare & Save Now The governor should never have allowed him out. He was under no pressure to do so. He should explain himself to Justice Minister Robert Buckland and if his answers don’t satisfy he should be slung out. READ MORE: Click here to read more articles from Kelvin MacKenzie |
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You could save up to £530* *51% of consumers could save £529.95 on their Car Insurance. The saving was calculated by comparing the cheapest price found with the average of the next five cheapest prices quoted by insurance providers on Seopa Ltd’s insurance comparison website. This is based on representative cost savings from February 2024 data. The savings you could achieve are dependent on your individual circumstances and how you selected your current insurance supplier.
Van Insurance Saving Figure
You could save up to £622* *51% of consumers could save £622.09 on their Van Insurance. The saving was calculated by comparing the cheapest price found with the average of the next five cheapest prices quoted by insurance providers on Seopa Ltd’s insurance comparison website. This is based on representative cost savings from February 2024. The savings you could achieve are dependent on your individual circumstances.
Home Insurance Saving Figure
You could save up to £201* *51% of consumers could save £201.06 on their Home Building & Contents Insurance. The saving was calculated by comparing the cheapest price found with the average of the next fourteen cheapest prices quoted by insurance providers on Seopa Ltd’s insurance comparison website. This is based on representative cost savings from January 2024. The savings you could achieve are dependent on your individual circumstances.
Motorbike Insurance Pay less than Figure
You could pay less than £239* *51% of consumers who received a quote for Motorbike Insurance through this service provided by Seopa Ltd. in February 2024 were quoted less than £238.63. The price you could achieve is dependent on your individual circumstances.
Bicycle Insurance Pay less than Figures
1) You could pay less than £27 for bicycles valued up to £1500* *51% of customers with a bicycle valued up to £1500 who obtained a quote for Bicycle Insurance through this service provided by Seopa Ltd during February 2024 were quoted less than £26.46. Using the same calculation for bicycles valued between £1500 and £3000 gave a figure of £56.92 and for bicycles valued over £3000 gave a figure of £108.93. The quote price you could achieve is dependent on your individual circumstances. 2) You could pay less than £57 for bicycles valued between £1501 and £3000* *51% of customers with a bicycle valued between £1500 and £3000 who obtained a quote for Bicycle Insurance through this service provided by Seopa Ltd during February 2024 were quoted less than £56.92. Using the same calculation for bicycles valued up to £1500 gave a figure of £26.46 and for bicycles valued over £3000 gave a figure of £108.93. The quote price you could achieve is dependent on your individual circumstances. 3) You could pay less than £109 for bicycles valued over £3000* *51% of customers with a bicycle valued over £3000 who obtained a quote for Bicycle Insurance through this service provided by Seopa Ltd during February 2024 were quoted less than £108.93. Using the same calculation for bicycles valued up to £1500 gave a figure of £26.46 and for bicycles valued between £1500 and £3000 gave a figure of £57.92. The quote price you could achieve is dependent on your individual circumstances.
Pet Insurance Pay from Figures
You could pay from £3.35 per month* *Price per month for cover based on a dog, Timothy, aged 2 months, no known medical conditions, up-to-date vaccinations, and microchipped. Based on quote data provided by Seopa Ltd during January 2024. The quote price you could achieve is dependent on your individual circumstances. You could pay from £3.35 per month* *Price per month for cover based on a cat, Toby, aged 3 months, no known medical conditions, up-to-date vaccinations, and microchipped. Based on quote data provided by Seopa Ltd during January 2024. The quote price you could achieve is dependent on your individual circumstances.
Breakdown Insurance Pay from Figures
You could pay from £15.49 per year* *Based on quote data provided by Seopa Ltd during March 2024. This quote was provided to the majority of customers. The quote price you could achieve is dependent on your individual circumstances
You could save up to £530* *51% of consumers could save £529.95 on their Car Insurance. The saving was calculated by comparing the cheapest price found with the average of the next five cheapest prices quoted by insurance providers on Seopa Ltd’s insurance comparison website. This is based on representative cost savings from February 2024 data. The savings you could achieve are dependent on your individual circumstances and how you selected your current insurance supplier.
Van Insurance Saving Figure
You could save up to £622* *51% of consumers could save £622.09 on their Van Insurance. The saving was calculated by comparing the cheapest price found with the average of the next five cheapest prices quoted by insurance providers on Seopa Ltd’s insurance comparison website. This is based on representative cost savings from February 2024. The savings you could achieve are dependent on your individual circumstances.
Home Insurance Saving Figure
You could save up to £201* *51% of consumers could save £201.06 on their Home Building & Contents Insurance. The saving was calculated by comparing the cheapest price found with the average of the next fourteen cheapest prices quoted by insurance providers on Seopa Ltd’s insurance comparison website. This is based on representative cost savings from January 2024. The savings you could achieve are dependent on your individual circumstances.
Motorbike Insurance Pay less than Figure
You could pay less than £239* *51% of consumers who received a quote for Motorbike Insurance through this service provided by Seopa Ltd. in February 2024 were quoted less than £238.63. The price you could achieve is dependent on your individual circumstances.
Bicycle Insurance Pay less than Figures
1) You could pay less than £27 for bicycles valued up to £1500* *51% of customers with a bicycle valued up to £1500 who obtained a quote for Bicycle Insurance through this service provided by Seopa Ltd during February 2024 were quoted less than £26.46. Using the same calculation for bicycles valued between £1500 and £3000 gave a figure of £56.92 and for bicycles valued over £3000 gave a figure of £108.93. The quote price you could achieve is dependent on your individual circumstances. 2) You could pay less than £57 for bicycles valued between £1501 and £3000* *51% of customers with a bicycle valued between £1500 and £3000 who obtained a quote for Bicycle Insurance through this service provided by Seopa Ltd during February 2024 were quoted less than £56.92. Using the same calculation for bicycles valued up to £1500 gave a figure of £26.46 and for bicycles valued over £3000 gave a figure of £108.93. The quote price you could achieve is dependent on your individual circumstances. 3) You could pay less than £109 for bicycles valued over £3000* *51% of customers with a bicycle valued over £3000 who obtained a quote for Bicycle Insurance through this service provided by Seopa Ltd during February 2024 were quoted less than £108.93. Using the same calculation for bicycles valued up to £1500 gave a figure of £26.46 and for bicycles valued between £1500 and £3000 gave a figure of £57.92. The quote price you could achieve is dependent on your individual circumstances.
Pet Insurance Pay from Figures
You could pay from £3.35 per month* *Price per month for cover based on a dog, Timothy, aged 2 months, no known medical conditions, up-to-date vaccinations, and microchipped. Based on quote data provided by Seopa Ltd during January 2024. The quote price you could achieve is dependent on your individual circumstances. You could pay from £3.35 per month* *Price per month for cover based on a cat, Toby, aged 3 months, no known medical conditions, up-to-date vaccinations, and microchipped. Based on quote data provided by Seopa Ltd during January 2024. The quote price you could achieve is dependent on your individual circumstances.
Breakdown Insurance Pay from Figures
You could pay from £15.49 per year* *Based on quote data provided by Seopa Ltd during March 2024. This quote was provided to the majority of customers. The quote price you could achieve is dependent on your individual circumstances