Recording Boris and partner

If concerned then call the police, but record the row and give it to the Guardian ? fishy.

Can't abide the man, but I do think this is a definite invasion of privacy. Who on earth hasn't had a row at some point or another.

The cynic in me is thinking some neighbour has heard the chiming of the cash register and whipped their phone out. I doubt they were genuinely "concerned for a woman's safety", but used it as an excuse, knowing the press would be all over it.

If the neighbour thought that the woman was in danger it was perfectly reasonable to record it for the police. What is not acceptable is giving the recording to the media.

It may simply have been a row but it could have been violence which neither was willing to tell the police. I know of a case where a woman was regularly violent to her husband but he refused to tell the police for the sake of the children. We don't know but it is not our business

So concerned that he ( or she ) decided to tape the argument & call a left wing newspaper?

The neighbours called the police because they were ‘concerned for a woman’s safety’.

When the other party to the disagreement might become our Prime Minister, then yes I do think it should be public knowledge.

Non story as far as I’m concerned.

‘Neighbour overhears lovers tiff’

< yawn >

Sorry. Whitewave (brain seems to be asleep)

But it's not "news" at all *whitewave".

I'm glad to see others agree.

Everyone’s entitled to a private life or so they say unless of course it’s Boris Johnson. They had a row because he spilled red wine on her sofa and then they shouted a bit and someone threw something I think.
The person who recorded all of this should be named and shamed as it was a despicable thing to do. I wonder how much she was paid by the Guardian. The sooner he gets out of Camberwell the better.

What a nice neighbour - not ! Sad that some people can't help themselves and feel the need to whip out the phone and start recording, all to get their five minutes of fame. Just shows the press up too for what they are.

His walls must be paper thin.
Recording equipment set up or just a nosey neighbour with phone up against wall?

My advice - be careful what is chucked in the outside bins and invest in a bit of
2 by 2 and wall insulation ?

Depends who you love to hate I think. I can easily see why Boris Johnson’s neighbours kept awake by his shouting might to want to show him up.
When almost exactly the same thing was dragged up earlier this year concerning a Lib Dem MP, and also made headline news, protests about invasions of privacy were very few. None on here I think.

Absolutely ridiculous ‘news’ headline. Making a mountain out of a molehill. He is entitled to a private life and having a row with a partner does not make him unsuitable for office as some loony leftie said on the news this morning.

I cannot stand the sight of the man but even he is entitled to some privacy.

Having heard what was recorded it’s a non story, two people
having a row in the privacy of their home. No assault.

Is it an invasion of privacy?
Surely even politicians are entitled to some privacy?

Even controversial ones with messy private lives

Blown up out of all proportion. Being used by press to bias opinions.

Too late it’s been done. But if it had been merely reported Bozo supporters would have said “fake news”

They can’t now can they?