British media: The Times published the British Prime Minister's scandal was "deleted in seconds"

According to the British "Guardian" reported on June 19, the Times published a report on Saturday on Saturday, the content was British Prime Minister Boris Johnson, while he was trying to hire his current wife Carrie Johnson) served as the director of his office, but this article was withdrawn almost after the printing, and did not give an explanation or clarification.

Picture source: Screenshot of the Guardian "Guardian" report

The Guardian said that this article was written by Simon Walters, a senior journalist who was good at political tours, and he worked on the Daily Mail and Sunday Post. The article once appeared on the fifth version of the early printed version of the Times on Saturday, but disappeared in the later newspaper version.

The British "Guardian" pointed out that the report of the Times explained in detail the statement mentioned in a biography written by Lord Ashcrovt, a former conservative party, When he was the Minister of Foreign Affairs, he tried to appoint Kelly's government position with an annual salary of £ 100,000.

The report said that when Johnson's closest consultant learned that he was intending to hire the conservative party media director Kelly as his office director, the idea was opposed and eliminated. At that time, Johnson's wife was still Marina Wheler.

A source who understands the situation told the Guardian that the content was "accurate." But Kelly's spokesman clearly stated that "these claims are completely unreal." The Prime Minister's House of Tangning Street refused to respond publicly on the report, but a source of the Prime Minister's Palace also said that the report was not true -and hinted that it was gender discrimination, saying "this is a dirty, most reputable by most reputation, and most of them have reputation. The story of the media rejection is because it is not true. The fact is self -evident. "

The reporter who wrote about the report told the Guardian: "I defend this report. I found all relevant personnel within two days. No one proposed to me publicly, and Tangning Street did not make public denial."

The Guardian states that the reporters of the Times were confused about the decision of this report last Saturday. Many sources hinted that "after the high -level intervention" Report.

According to British media, Alastel Campbell, the former Prime Minister's Prime Minister Tony Blair, former Prime Minister Tony Blair, posted on Twitter on Sunday that the disappearance of this report seemed " It further proves that many of our British media are essentially just branches of scammers and criminals. " He also believes that Rupert Murdoch, the owner of the Times, "caused huge harm to the journalism."

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