Former Prime Minister Boris Johnson expressed opposition to increased security measures for Members of Parliament (MPs), describing the initiative as 'expensive and pointless.' This proposal has been advocated by Reform UK following the recent death of Ms. Widdecombe at her home in Dartmoor earlier this month.
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Boris Johnson criticizes proposed security measures for MPs
Boris Johnson has criticized the proposed increase in security for MPs, labeling it as costly and ineffective. This proposal was put forward by Reform UK after the recent death of Ms. Widdecombe.
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Ramping up the security for MPs would be 'expensive and pointless', says Boris Johnson
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Boris Johnson criticizes proposed security measures for MPs