Actor and Political Activist Laurence Fox says UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson not declaring Tory donor for flat refurbishment is another example of “one rule for thee and one rule for me”.
A donor paid more than £52,000 for the prime minister’s flat wallpaper to be replaced, and the Conservative Party has been fined £17,800 after denying the donation made.“It’s an utter disdain for the rules, for the regulation, for decency, for leadership.
“I find it very, very hard to be patient with the way that this government has behaved over a variety of things.”
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