It seems the Chief Whip was Crazy in Gove in last week's Cabinet meeting when he was told stop playing Beyonce song.
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Chief Whip Gets Chided By Prime Minister For Playing Beyonce During Cabinet Meeting
The chief whip was scold by United Kingdom Prime Minister David Cameron for playing Beyonce’s latest hit song when he should be listening to Chancellor George Osborne talk about the fall in inflation.
Michael Gove, whose job is to keep Tory MPs in line, instead found himself being scold by the Prime Minister.
Cabinet members looked on in amusement as Beyonce's latest hit began blasting from the former Educational secretary’s newly-acquired Pebble smart watch.
The gadget was a present from his wife and Mr Gove was trying to discreetly check his emails on the device.
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Unfortunately instead of opening his inbox he instructed his watch to belt out one of Beyonce's latest songs as Chancellor George Osborne was giving a stern presentation on inflation figures.
He tried as much as he can but he could not put it off, the more tried the more loud it was.
He eventually turned it off but not before he received a serious rebuke from the Prime minister himself.
The Chief Whip might have to ask how to put his device on silent next time he gets a new gadget and read his manual thoroughly.
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