Yeah and Boris charged taxpayers for all kinds of nefarious shit. I know we're using Andrew as the sole poster child / scapegoat for this whole thing, but can we please stick to the point....
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Massage... that's what I'm meant to get riled up about?
We're talking about leaking national secrets and predatory sexual actions. BBC needs to get some perspective.
What were the rules when he did so? Was this mere arrogance and poor taste, or was it effectively stealing from the expenses account? BBC says
there is nothing unlawful suggested in Andrew's behaviour
So this is basically just stirring and click bait. The BBC used to be better than this.