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A Parliamentary Inquiry Into Being Polite

October 18, 2026 by admin

A Parliamentary Inquiry Into Being Polite – A Westminster watcher reads about Piers Morgan’s war on courteous chatbots and imagines a select committee hearing where the only witness lets everyone finish

Categories comedywriterus Tags comedywriterus, House of Commons manners, London politics, Parliament AI inquiry, Piers Morgan chatbot politeness, select committee humour, Westminster diary

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