Honestly I'm wrangling with the thoughts of the government taking the child away from a negligent mother.

I know what a mother that doesn't give a shit can do

Especially to a disabled kid

I have two Foster sisters that went through that

I can see the argument for it though, She was probably expecting a 'normal' child and the NHS are at least partially responsible for not allowing her to avoid it

A normal person deals with it though

And doesn't maintain the longing to have killed their child

Like maybe before they are born at 2 months it's different

But when they are in front of you?

"Oh hi son, wish you were dead"

I know, and i do agree with that but i think it can be argued that the NHS should have paid since it is partially their fault

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D_GJNFweBIM

he has done it the mad lad

Maybe, however I can see the justification that they didn't give complete advice

But then using the justification that you would have aborted?

I can understand that if there were birth complications and the NHS didn't spot them coming such as injury or death to. Mother or child.

Well people say a lot of things for money, She might not have actually done it

Honestly doesn't matter at this point

If she lied she lied to a court

If she didn't she is a terrible parent

And I feel sorry for that child

Just a terrible person in general. Now on its own that isn't a bad thing, but if she truly doesn't give a shit about the kid. They are vulnerable, more than most, she clearly doesn't have the mentality to deal with a disabled child.

I mean this is an actual situation where "Think of the child" is legitimate

scammerz https://twitter.com/DigitalLawyer/status/1181348689756864513?s=20

https://twitter.com/Steven_Swinford/status/1181814412400906241

I hope the Attorney General doesn't resign

Honestly

Resign all you want

People vote for the party not the person

No one cares about the cabinet really, except the PM

DOn't they understand that they can't 'force' the EU to accept the deal?

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-scotland-business-49980400

It seems that

boris's side piece

will be the doom of him

https://www.reddit.com/r/ukpolitics/comments/df2wvq/new_a_london_assembly_committee_say_boris_johnson/

Nah

It's just noise

To be fair

it seems quite dodge

Recommending a former model that he had an affair with for 100,000 consultation roles?