Mmmm.
Perhaps this PMQ exchange between Chris Bryant and the Prime Minister might shed some light on that ?
David Cameron gave misleading evidence to the Leveson inquiry over his friendship with the former News International chief executive Rebekah Brooks, according to a new book by a journalist with close links to No 10.
In one of the most authoritative accounts of Downing Street’s links with News International, Matthew d’Ancona also writes that the prime minister was awestruck by the former News of the World editor Andy Coulson.
D’Ancona, who has known the prime minister for 20 years, says the prime minister was wrong to tell the Leveson inquiry that he saw Brooks more frequently after her marriage to his Eton contemporary Charlie Brooks. “I was definitely seeing her more often because of my sort of friendship with Charlie and as a neighbour,” Cameron told Leveson of his fellow members of the “Chipping Norton set”.
The former Spectator editor dismisses this account in a new book on the coalition, In It Together. D’Ancona writes: “But this was misleading. Cameron knew Charlie Brooks only slightly before his marriage to Rebekah. It was Rebekah who brought him closer to Charlie, not the other way round.”
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Did his lips move ?
Reblogged this on justiceforkevinandjenveybaylis and commented:
Maybe he want to shed light on a cerain recording that he is aware of child traficking and abuse the UK is participating in
He who does not bellow the truth when he knows the truth,
Makes himself the accomplice of liars…
it may be par for the course but its still perjury.
Anyone who spent some time watching Leveson could see that a lot of people told a lot of large porkies. This is par for the course surely.