Looks like Boris just can't give up the TV limelight and actually do the job
our taxes are paying him to do:

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/london/8158056.stm

Perhaps he'll do a Blair and appear on The Simpsons and Catherine Tate too.
Is he bovvered about increasingly appearing not being up to the job of Mayor?
Probably not.

Bring back Steve Norris, all is forgiven.

B2003

wrote:
Looks like Boris just can't give up the TV limelight and actually do
the job our taxes are paying him to do:

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/london/8158056.stm

Perhaps he'll do a Blair and appear on The Simpsons and Catherine
Tate too. Is he bovvered about increasingly appearing not being up to
the job of Mayor? Probably not.

Bring back Steve Norris, all is forgiven.

Norris is on Boris's team, and I suspect Norris is allowed to do as he
wishes, so he couldn't really do much more if he was mayor.

On 20 July, 16:49, wrote:
Looks like Boris just can't give up the TV limelight and actually do the job
our taxes are paying him to do:

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/london/8158056.stm

Perhaps he'll do a Blair and appear on The Simpsons and Catherine Tate too.
Is he bovvered about increasingly appearing not being up to the job of Mayor?
Probably not.

Bring back Steve Norris, all is forgiven.

B2003

You seem to forget that the reason most people call Boris "Boris",
with just the one name, is because he was on television limelight
quite a lot.

People in power aren't expected to spend all 24 hours of their every
waking day in the post and have no private life. We pay taxes for our
MPs too, like senior Conservative MP Alan Duncan, and Lib Dem leader
(as was) Charles Kennedy, but no-one complains if they turn up on Have
I got News for You.