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“Time to move on from Dominic Cummings affair,” says Sunderland Tory leader.

Lucy Frogatt:

This Tory leader needs to shut his cake hole. I can't move on when a lying, cheating hypocritic scruff is still in his job after he broke the rules that he imposed on the rest of the population. I voted for this government and I'm sickened by them. If I could retract my vote I would. They have let everyone who lent them their vote down, and I am so angry and disappoint­ed about it. Fuming!

Michael Stoker:

My issue with it is not what he did as a 'person' - my issue is what he did as a senior Government Advisor - against rules he formulated and implemente­d, thereby underminin­g everything the government were trying to do. He should be sacked for not doing his job properly, not for being 'a dad' - but sacked neverthele­ss.

Mick Reay:

Typical Tory response to their inept performanc­es. LET'S NOT MOVE ON. Let him take responsibi­lity for his actions and lies. What has happened to accountabi­lity ???? Sheila Harbottle: Why should we move on, it's one rule for the government one rule for us, should of been sacked from the beginning, but when you have a Muppet like Johnson running the country what more do you expect, it was all lies Cummings said anyway, driving with bad eyesight is definitely a no no, putting innocent people's lives in danger, what a joke this government is.

Keith Hood:

People would have moved on if he hadn't insulted everyone's intelligen­ce by saying he drove 50 miles to test his eyesight. That was hardly in the interest of public safety. He could have stood in the street and read a number plate from 25 yards like anyone else.

Tony Isles:

I really wish we did, like watching paint dry the constant bombardmen­t, even most of the media has.

John Welsh:

People were making their own decisions, and some their own rules, before the Dominic Cummings affair. It was all hugely blown up simply because Remainers saw a chance for revenge. They still haven't accepted that the British People have spoken over Brexit.

Tracy Coulson:

Thank god coz this ‘story’ is relentless and boring now. Done with - move on

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