MBC

(Dated 25th May 2022)

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PRIME MINISTER RELEASED UNDER INVESTIGATION

A spokesperson for the prime minister has told MBC that Mr Karmer has attended the police station twice - once yesterday and once this morning - to give statements following the Nicki Jenkins report, where his name and accounts of his actions were listed among hundreds of others in senior offices.

Mr Karmer told his peers that the report was ‘nothing but a farce’ when he addressed the Representatives in Prime Ministers Questions. But it wasn’t just members of the Opposition attacking Karmer, members of his own party did too, including former Prime Minister Franklin Barvata, who warned him that ‘justice would soon pervail against the perverts’. He added that ‘if these accusations hold any truth, it is disgusting that these people have the audacity to turn up to Kalmington’.

Benjamin Wardola, First Opposition Leader, addressed the Representatives with a similar message; he said that the prime minister should resign. But plagued with the accusations of many of his own party members, Wardola said that ‘it is a very dark time for Morstaybishlia’.

Other people named in the dossier have been questioned by the police. Sir Alex Mell, Leader of the Peers, was detained at a private airport in Jersia City, where he was attempting to leave the country with many key possessions. Pigeon and Cafe Net exploded, with journalist Samminel Johannes, who released the dossier, posting: ‘By trying to flee the country, Mell has not just provided the fact that he is guilty, but has reinforced the Nicki Jenkins report is 100% real. Evil people live among us. It is time for drastic political reform.’

More on this story as it develops…