Denise Welch slams 'utterly spineless' Boris after Freedom Day delay 'Not fit for purpose'

Jafar SadhikJun 14, 2021Entertainment

Denise Welch, 63, claimed Boris Johnson, 56, was “not fit for purpose” as a Prime Minister in a fresh swipe at the Government this evening. The Loose Women panellist shared an animation of Boris carrying a football goal net behind the likes of Chris Whitty.

She captioned her post: “We have a bumbling oaf for a leader. He doesn’t believe a single word that’s he’s saying.

“He’s totally and utterly spineless and not fit for purpose.”

Many of Denise’s 233,000 Instagram followers flocked to her post to comment.

One commented: “Thanks for continuing to post on this and being one of the very few public figures who aren’t spineless.”

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A second wrote: “Would anyone want to do his job? I think some of you think u can , and do it better… I wouldn’t want his job.”

A third added: “I think it’s the proper thing to do until more people are vaccinated. England is just so lapsed, people don’t give a s**t.”

Earlier today, the actress shared a video of Boris with other leaders at the G7 Summit.

The Prime Minister and guests were seen removing their masks as they sat down for a discussion.

“Also, as this video proves, if Covid can’t spread when you’re sitting down then theatres should be ok?”

Speaking at a Downing Street press conference today, Boris said the rise in new variants and the risk of a “surge in hospitalisations” meant the initial ‘Freedom Day’ on June 21 had to be delayed.

He added this period will allow more people to be vaccinated, which could prevent more cases and deaths.

While social distancing measures remain in place, the Prime Minister lifted the 30-person limit on both weddings and funerals.

He stressed that while he is confident remaining restrictions will be lifted by July 19, there is no guarantee the final step will not be delayed again.

Despite sparking backlash about his announcement, Piers Morgan said he was on the Prime Minister’s side this time.

He wrote on Twitter: “Boris Johnson delays ‘Freedom Day’ for four weeks until July 19.

“For the reasons the Prime Minister cited, this seems a sensible decision.”

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