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Labourhome (Free subscription) | 05/10/2008
There is clearly a plan in place favouring David but how or why as he could easily have been moved sideways ? Jack Straw would do anythinng to help himself stay awake on the front bench.We hear that Ed Balls is angry with the new invigorated P.M.(Mandy not Gordon) but doesn't want to get his hands dirty at the Treasury himself . The heat is off popular with the rank and file Caroline Flint- so deftly...
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paidContent:UK (Free subscription) | yesterday
The European Commission may put a stop to the £14 million in funding that Ofcom has proposed giving Channel 4 to help it pay for its switch to digital and its ensuing public service broadcasting (PSB) commitments, the Guardian claims. In a letter sent to foreign secretary David Miliband this summer, and seen by the Guardian, European competition commissioner Neelie Kroes suggested that Channel 4 had...
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An Englishman's Castle (Free subscription) | 04/10/2008
Saudi visit marred by David Miliband cancellation - Times Online The state visit by the King of Saudi Arabia was marred today by the last-minute cancellation of a high-profile engagement by David Miliband, the Foreign Secretary, ...which had been scheduled...
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Pickled Politics (Free subscription) | 03/10/2008
We knew the reshuffle was coming but we didn’t know it would cause such a media kerfuffle. The return of twice resigned Peter Mandelson has been something of a surprise, but you know how it is; you can keep staking the Prince of Darkness and yet he rises anew. Brown must be desperate if he’s [...]
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The Anglo Saxon Chronicle (Free subscription) | 03/10/2008
Gordon Brown rejected calls for a widespread cull, believing there is no longer a threat to his authority. None of the most senior posts were changed - Chancellor Alistair Darling, Foreign Secretary David Miliband and Home Secretary Jacqui Smith all remaining in their posts. .
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Karen Allen (Free subscription) | 02/10/2008
David Cameron was spot on in Birmingham yesterday, when he said: “A Labour minister said something really extraordinary last week. It revealed a huge amount about them. David Miliband said that ‘unless government is on your side you end up on your own.’ ‘On your own’ - without the government. I thought it was one of the most arrogant things I’ve heard a politician say.” Labour’s disregard or even worse...
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Cllr Iain Lindley's Diary (Free subscription) | 02/10/2008
It was a real surprise after Conference finished to bump into the Foreign Secretary David Miliband, who was travelling from Birmingham to Manchester to communicate a key Government message…
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If Sam Tarran Was In Charge (Free subscription) | 01/10/2008
What might turn out, in the long-run, to be a significant bit of David Cameron's keynote speech today to the Conservative conference: David Miliband said that "unless government is on your side you end up on your own." ... I thought it was one of the most arrogant things I've heard a politician say. For Labour there is only the state and the individual, nothing in between. No family to rely on, no...
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Re-cycle of Life (Free subscription) | 01/10/2008
Most Conservatives agree that individual members of the shadow cabinet have seen little change in their share price this week. Caroline Spelman's opening speech was poorly received Unlike Labour in Manchester, where David Miliband made a fool of himself, Gordon Brown bought himself a bit more time, and Hazel Blears emerged as a serious f...
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Bananas in the Falklands (Free subscription) | 01/10/2008
David Miliband might not be our cup of tea being that his party has gone a bit nazi like recently, but that man has his appeal with the fruit but we are not party to bribes. Posted in dumb, Life in general, Politics, rupert murdoch, uk Tagged: gordon brown, labour, loo paper, thug [...]
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The Lone Voice (Free subscription) | 30/09/2008
Our Foreign Sec. has been talking to reporters about Iran and its nuclear program : British Foreign Secretary David Miliband told reporters the six powers would submit the draft text to the 15-nation U.N. Security Council for discussions on Friday. It was unclear when the council would vote on the text but one European official said that could happen during the weekend. The United States, Britain,...
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The Sharpener (Free subscription) | 30/09/2008
This is one of the best analyses of Labour’s current situation that I’ve seen, from comedian Richard Herring: What does Gordon Brown really have to lose at this point? If he said “David Milliband is a scary eyed Brutus trying to stab me in the back and Ruth Kelly is a stupid Christian twat. I’m in [...]
