I don't hear a lot about it anywhere now.
One good thing at least - it demonstrates very clearly that the BBC isn't in fact ruled by a bunch of anti-government lefties. If it were, they would be after this story like a rat up a drainpipe. But not a peep really. It comes to something when the only organisation trying to hold this government to account for all its dodgy shenanigans is Jolyon Maugham's Good Law project
https://goodlawproject.org/update/johnson-misled-parliament/"3 days after the High Court ruled Government had acted unlawfully by failing to publish Covid contracts, Boris Johnson stood up in the House of Commons and reassured MPs and the public that all Covid-related contracts were “on the record”. However, the final Order handed down by the Judge today shows that what the Prime Minister told the House was not true. "
Remember when the Prime Minister (or any minister, come to that) being caught lying to the House was a resigning matter?
