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Savaging turkeys that vote for Christmas - yesterday in the Lords

Liberal Bureaucracy (Free subscription) | 09/07/2009

Slightly later than yesterday, but my e-quill is rather overburdened... An answer to that ever-intiguing question, "How long is a Government commitment good for?", was gleaned by Lord Brooke of Stoke Mandeville in a question regarding the planned relocation to Birmingham of the Export Licensing Unit of the Museums, Libraries and Archives Council. In response, Lord Davies of Oldham confirmed...

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An Honourable Profession

Washminster (Free subscription) | 18/06/2009

Lord MacGregor of Pulham Market said in a debate in the House of Lords yesterday: When I first entered public life and got involved in politics almost 50 years ago, and entered Parliament 35 years ago, it was a profession held in high regard. MPs were regarded with great respect in their constituencies and more widely, and it was a high aspiration to become an MP. Many in other careers entered Parliament...

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