Priti Patel the new Home Sec wants to hang crims, lots of them.

[wetsmonkey]

"Ministers have signed off a £340,000 payment to the civil servant who blew the whistle on the Priti Patel bullying scandal.

In one of the highest compensation awards made to a departing Whitehall official, the Home Office agreed to settle with Sir Philip Rutnam to avoid an employment tribunal hearing.
"

Philip Rutnam, civil servant in Priti Patel bullying row, awarded £340,000

Ministers have signed off a £340,000 payment to the civil servant who blew the whistle on the Priti Patel bullying scandal.In one of the highest compensation awards made to a departing Whitehall

www.thetimes.co.uk

“Not exactly an earth shattering amount then, given those figures”.

 

[Helm]

“Not exactly an earth shattering amount then, given those figures”.

Glad we agree, there's hope for you yet.

 

[UKRaider]

You see this is what pisses me off. His mate says 'He ain't done nuffin' SECONDS after the twat boots the male cop in the nads and belts the lass in the face!

Can we have some actual deterrent please? Hard labour? Village stocks for a bit of humiliation?
Cnuts

Escaped convict lands himself back in prison after coming out of hiding to buy a video game

Footage shows the fugitive attacking two police officers and having to be wrestled to the ground in Birmingham's city centre.

news.sky.com

 

[FourZeroCharlie]

You see this is what pisses me off. His mate says 'He ain't done nuffin' SECONDS after the twat boots the male cop in the nads and belts the lass in the face!

Can we have some actual deterrent please? Hard labour? Village stocks for a bit of humiliation?
Cnuts

Escaped convict lands himself back in prison after coming out of hiding to buy a video game

Footage shows the fugitive attacking two police officers and having to be wrestled to the ground in Birmingham's city centre.

news.sky.com

Stitches usually work.

 

[UKRaider]

Stitches usually work.

Several hundred?

And again...

Pensioner, 79, left black and blue by thieves trying to steal mobility scooter

Brave Ida Brown, who is battling leukaemia, told how she wants to 'throttle' the men who attacked her.

metro.co.uk

Bring back hanging. Now!

 

[wetsmonkey]

Sadly, no longer the party of law and order, strong defence and low taxes.

 

[wetsmonkey]

Glad we agree, there's hope for you yet.

We don’t, it’s a horrendous misuse of taxpayer’s money. A flagrant breach of The Ministerial Code with no consequences, except for taxpayers.

 

[cowgoesmoo]

Sadly, no longer the party of law and order, strong defence and low taxes.

The party of making sure they get reelected. Plus ca change.

 

[Helm]

We don’t, it’s a horrendous misuse of taxpayer’s money. A flagrant breach of The Ministerial Code with no consequences, except for taxpayers.

Then why did you use part of my quote then? Naturally you missed out the bit that gave it perspective.

 

[Bacongrills]

He can use the compo money to spend on his regular dominatrix appointment.

 

[oldsoak]

A man of

Sadly, no longer the party of law and order, strong defence and low taxes.

I fear I'll have to vote for them again in the hope they do better next time.

 

[Slime]

We don’t, it’s a horrendous misuse of taxpayer’s money. A flagrant breach of The Ministerial Code with no consequences, except for taxpayers.

Of course, not all (perhaps former) tax payers will have been affected.
Those deported as a result of the Windrush scandal may still be out of the UK, so won’t need to help pay Rutnam.............I don’t expect they will be upset by that fact.

 

[undervalued]

Triggered.

Yet another dumb.
That went well.

 

[WolvoExPunk]

The two scumfcuks who battered that old biddy need stomping into a dribbling, honking, windowlicking mess in a wheelchair, and faces with more stripes than a Toon shirt. Look at the colour of her legs.

 

[Chef]

Snout in the party funds.

Boris Johnson 'persuaded Tory chiefs to pay for Downing St makeover'

The Daily Mail has been told that Conservative Party funds met a large part of the Downing Street makeover bill, which is said to be in the region of £200,000.

www.dailymail.co.uk

Aside from the amount for the makeover, which even allowing for it being a listed building seems rather expensive I am a bit confused.

The Tory party rather than the tax payer paid for the revamp. Isn't that a good thing?

 

[FourZeroCharlie]

Aside from the amount for the makeover, which even allowing for it being a listed building seems rather expensive I am a bit confused.

The Tory party rather than the tax payer paid for the revamp. Isn't that a good thing?

Never mind that!

Grrrrrr

 

[Helm]

Aside from the amount for the makeover, which even allowing for it being a listed building seems rather expensive I am a bit confused.

The Tory party rather than the tax payer paid for the revamp. Isn't that a good thing?

Headlines grrr from wets as usual, shame he didn't read the article, which is a monument to ifs, buts, maybes and vagueness. It also has what looks like a badly photoshopped picture. That might just be the DM's standard of printing though

 

[UKRaider]

The two scumfcuks who battered that old biddy need stomping into a dribbling, honking, windowlicking mess in a wheelchair, and faces with more stripes than a Toon shirt. Look at the colour of her legs.

Yeah but that would be anti social and not a very nice thing to do. (Unlike what they did to her of course)

Anybody who straightened them ******* out would get a day in the pub on me. Several even.
I think this country is fucked and needs drastic measures.

 

[NSP]

How much did they we pay him?

Ahem...

 

[Truxx]

"Ministers have signed off a £340,000 payment to the civil servant who blew the whistle on the Priti Patel bullying scandal.

In one of the highest compensation awards made to a departing Whitehall official, the Home Office agreed to settle with Sir Philip Rutnam to avoid an employment tribunal hearing.
"

Philip Rutnam, civil servant in Priti Patel bullying row, awarded £340,000

Ministers have signed off a £340,000 payment to the civil servant who blew the whistle on the Priti Patel bullying scandal.In one of the highest compensation awards made to a departing Whitehall

www.thetimes.co.uk

Just for the record I think that is a surprisingly small amount bearing in mind his salary/position.

I once sacked a IO grade civil servant (for showing porn to an under 18 trainee on his phone). It went to industrial tribunal, who found in his favour "because the material was readily available on the internet"

I initially refused to re-employ him at which point "compensation" ie a payoff is calculated. For him it was £110,000, which puts the payoff agreed in the Patel case into perspective.

As it happens my boss bottled it and told me to re-employ him. I told him if he wanted him re-employed then he needed to do it, because I wasn't going to. Which he did.

Yet another reason I did not quite make it to CDS.