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It's okay to hold marches in London and protest about the political Coof decisions, but the Prime Minister and his
gang -just like Governments before them, will smile and see it as merely a one-day-worry. But now with the internet,
voices get heard and points of view are taken and absorbed.

The reality of those opinions becomes real when at the ballot box and below, the BBC do their best to ridicule Boris
Johnson, but I notice they steer clear of commenting on the Labour Party's failure to grab the seat. It's obvious this
is a signal about the Coof restrictions and a smart person -who owns a comb or doesn't, should be aware of what it
means.
('Tories' means Conservatives and 'Lib-Dems' means Liberal-Democrat)

Tories lose North Shropshire seat they held for nearly 200 years

'The Conservatives have lost the North Shropshire seat they held for nearly 200 years to the Liberal Democrats in a
by-election blow to Boris Johnson. Winner Helen Morgan overturned a Tory majority of almost 23,000, declaring that
the "party is over" for the PM.


Helen Morgan -Lib-Dem Member of Parliament.

The result follows a torrid week for Mr Johnson, who has faced criticism over Downing Street parties and a rebellion by
his own MPs over Covid measures. Tory MP Sir Roger Gale said the prime minister was on "last orders".
"One more strike and he's out," he told BBC Radio 4's Today programme, adding that the by-election "has to be seen as
a referendum on the prime minister's performance".

Conservative Party chairman Oliver Dowden said: "I know that the voters of North Shropshire are fed up and they wanted
to give us a kicking... We've heard that message loud and clear." But he added: "I don't think this amounts to a sea-change."
The by-election followed the resignation of Owen Paterson, the MP for North Shropshire since 1997, who was found to have
breached parliamentary rules on lobbying.



In her victory speech, Ms Morgan, who won by 5,925 votes, said: "Tonight, the people of North Shropshire have spoken on
behalf of the British people. They have said loudly and clearly, 'Boris Johnson, the party is over.'
"Your government, run on lies and bluster, will be held accountable. It will be scrutinised, it will be challenged and it can and
will be defeated."

Fourteen candidates stood in Thursday's by-election. Ms Morgan took 17,957 votes, with Conservative Dr Neil Shastri-Hurst
amassing 12,032 and Labour's Ben Wood coming third with 3,686.
The last-placed candidate, independent Yolande Kenward, received just three votes...'

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