LAST week it was reported that Boris Johnson was due to head to Scotland for a two-week holiday with his fiancée and their son.
Downing Street failed to rule out The Times’s report, and the Prime Minister has been absent in recent days – though honestly, the part-time PM being AWOL makes little difference to his usual standards.
The Evening Standard has put together a cartoon playing on the classic Where’s Wally game, but changed the aim to locating the Tory leader.
But in sharing out the graphic, has former Chancellor George Osborne accidentally revealed Johnson’s holiday location?
READ MORE: How Scotland reacted to Boris Johnson's two-week holiday plan
The editor-in-chief shared the image showing a cartoon Johnson hiding in bushes beside Loch Tummel, close to Pitlochry.
The Perthshire beauty spot is a popular location for walkers, cyclists, and people looking to relax in peace and quiet.
It’s a bit of a random loch to just pick out for a cartoon though – is Osborne trying to tell us something?
Our @Adamstoon1 @EveningStandard pic.twitter.com/iQF0IamrEn
— George Osborne (@George_Osborne) August 20, 2020
If any readers are located near the loch, keep your eyes peeled … And Johnson, if you’re reading this, we already put together a list of locations you might want to check out during your staycation.
Here’s where we recommend for the Prime Minister: How Scotland reacted to Boris Johnson's two-week holiday plan
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