Former spin-doctor to the ex-UK Prime Minister Tony Blair, Alastair Campbell has been busy doing the media rounds criticising Dominic Cummings over his alleged breach of the coronavirus lockdown rules.
Despite being quick to criticise Prime Minister Johnson’s aid Unity News Network showed in a video this morning produced by myself, that Alastair Campbell have definitively broken the lockdown rules after his harsh words about Mr Cummings.
These developments lead to me making a video to highlight the level of hypocrisy that must consume Mr Campbell to the point he flaunts it on social media.
You can watch UNN’s full video titled “The hypocrisy of Tony Blair’s puppet Alastair Campbell EXPOSED!” by clicking here or below: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=axSGAdA8RA4
[embedyt] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=axSGAdA8RA4[/embedyt]In the latest developments on the Mr Cummings media witch hunt, Durham Police have said the PM’s aid might have broken lockdown rules, but it would have been a “minor breach” if this had been the case.
Durham Police said it regarded the likely breach of lockdown rules at Barnard Castle as minor because there was “no apparent breach of social distancing”.
“Had a Durham Constabulary police officer stopped Mr Cummings driving to or from Barnard Castle, the officer would have spoken to him, and, having established the facts, likely advised Mr Cummings to return to the address in Durham, providing advice on the dangers of travelling during the pandemic crisis.
“Had this advice been accepted by Mr Cummings, no enforcement action would have been taken.”
The force said it would not be taking retrospective action against Mr Cummings since this would amount to “treating Mr Cummings differently from other members of the public.”
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