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Channel 4 has gone off air in the middle of an interview with housing minister Caroline Flint, leaving millions with no reception.
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Margaret Beckett could return to the Cabinet in a reshuffle being planned by Gordon Brown for the autumn.
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Labourhome (Free subscription) | 59 minutes ago
Quentin Letts ran a piece in the Mail ( http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1037118/QUENTIN-LETTS-Rejoicing-death-Why-Left-hate-Lady-Tha tcher.html ) a couple of days ago asking the question “Why is the left so full of hate for Lady Thatcher”? It is a fair, if rather dumb, question. The answer is that she was an incredibly divisive figure who viscerally hated the Left and made it her mission to...
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DAVID Blanchflower, the only Bank of England policymaker who voted for a cut in interest rates this month, is likely to become an increasingly isolated voice as inflation gath
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Labourhome (Free subscription) | 6 hours ago
Kevin Maguire is reporting that the various Trade Unions involved in Labour's Nation Policy Forum have dropped their call for a return for secondary action. More on the deal at Labour Outlook > > >
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Labourhome (Free subscription) | yesterday
"Reading David Cameron’s Glasgow speech, I was struck not by how much the Tories have changed, but by how little. He delivered Tebbit’s “Get on your bike” speech, refined by PR experts. Chingford meets Notting Hill", says Health Secretary in Fabian speech . Johnson says that "We reject both the “nanny state,” which polices shopping trolleys and institutes exercise regimes and the neglectful state,...
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Bob Piper (Free subscription) | yesterday
An interesting quote from Lib Dem supporter Mike Smithson who runs the Political Betting blogsite. As a Lib Dem myself I’ve long felt that the long-term objective must be to reclaim from Labour the position as the main party of the left. It might be getting one step nearer. Might it? Well, let's cast our eyes back a couple of pages to what was posted on Political Betting here : Now, 27% is pretty...
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Paul Flynn - Read My Day (Free subscription) | yesterday
Cruel Contest Is it all over for McCain? A cruel video spliced together a series of his blunders and it was posted on YouTube a couple of months ago. They are the errors that afflict everyone in public life, word...
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Andrew Allison (Free subscription) | yesterday
I remember in the 1980s when John Prescott was Labour's Employment Spokesman. Every month when the unemployment figures were released, Prezza came on the television claiming the figures were a mixture of lies and fiddles. I don't know whether he came on the TV every month, or perhaps the BBC and ITV just replayed the same footage month after month - his rhetoric never changed. James Purnell, the Work...
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This is Jersey (Free subscription) | yesterday
AN MP has called for the UK government to launch an urgent inquiry into child abuse allegations in Jersey. Austin Mitchell MP said that the inquiry was needed because of the ‘prevailing desire on the part of Jersey elites to sweep scandal and abuse under the carpet to preserve their reputations’. In a strongly worded Commons motion, [...]
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The Bristol Blogger (Free subscription) | 6 hours ago
“Bristol MP and health minister Dawn Primarolo has spoken of her determination to target happy hours in an attempt to cut the £2.7 billion cost of drink problems to the NHS,” explains tonight’s Evening Cancer. Fine. But how about if the Bristol South MP and Minister of State for Sanctimonious Bleating starts the ball rolling at [...]
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Martin Eaglestone (Free subscription) | yesterday
It is little phrases like this which make me wonder whether I missed my vocation in the media ( misspillings and all!). Why faced with a minor security breach would people wish to comment on "no stickiness of any significance". Very strange. What if it had been significant ? A real sticky situation...... Minor stickiness ? A mild pasting ...... It could go on and on.
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The Guardian (Free subscription) | yesterday
Diane Abbott: It is shocking that women there are still denied free abortions: our amendment to the embryology bill can right this wrong
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The Guardian (Free subscription) | yesterday
Comment is free: Diane Abbott: It is shocking that women there are still denied free abortions. We can right this wrong
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news rage uk | 05/05/2008
I just wanted to wish Boris congratulations on his victory for Mayor of London. I hope he can turn his energy and excitement into something really positive as far as London is concerned. After years of near hatred, I have to say that I was also a little sad to see Ken Livingstone go (but not a lot). He actually seemed to take it quite well. I had visions of him attacking Gordon Brown, the labour party...
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news rage uk | 21/04/2008
When I was young and on a visit to the US, I was taken to a rodeo. I watched the cowboys mount angry bulls which were then released together into the arena. A violent dance then began with the bull trying to buck the cowboy from his back and the cowboy holding on for dear life or at least for dear prize money or bravado. If the bull was successful and the cowboy came crashing to the ground, the bull...
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Is this where Prescott's love of BULLSHIT comes from?
en - (not a member) - 05/06/2008