Submitted on Tuesday 26th May 2020
Rejected on Tuesday 2nd June 2020
Current status: Rejected
Rejection code: no-action (see below for details)
Continue your Agenda in spite of Press hostility.
We wish for the Government to resist political pressure from the press in respect of its Agenda. The press are going beyond news and have political objectives, such as sacking Dominic Cummings. This is wrong and we do not want the press to decide policy.
We elect MPs, but we do not elect the press. Ever since, the result of the EU Referendum was to leave, we witnessed an hostile press trying to reverse the decision. They failed, but it appears that the press are now determined to remove Dominic Cummings. This press extension of their news remit is a major concern. It is important that the Government is made aware that there is a solid level of public support for them, in this time of press hostility.
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We understand that you want the Government to continue its agenda, but we can only accept petitions that make a clear request for the Government to take a specific action.
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