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Amid the rash of announcements of where the axe will fall to save the extra £40bn including a worrying article from the Sunday Telegraph about front-line NHS cuts, we need to remember who got us into this mess. Alistair Darling today appeared on “The Andrew Marr Show” to congratulate himself that growth had reached 1.1% this year.
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Yesterday the CPS issued a statement that the still anonymous Policeman who murdered Ian Tomlinson would not face prosecution. It has taken 16 months in which a deadline for charging the murdering scum in question with assault expired. But the Police should not carry all the blame. This heavy-handedness came straight from the Home Office
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The government is threatening to raise the maximum limit of tution fees in the UK. After Blair’s crazy decision to create a litigious society it is clear that we are about to import yet another American tradition: outrageously priced undergraduate courses. In my day, providing you were a permanent resident of the United Kingdom, the
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Now, I don’t want to defend BP, but I am getting increasingly irritated with the US double-standard, whinging about the BP disaster whilst one of their biggest Chemical companies caused probably one of the most horrendous industrial accidents ever. Only this didn’t happen on US soil, it happened in India – Bhopal to be exact.
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Amid the rash of announcements of where the axe will fall to save the extra £40bn including a worrying article from the Sunday Telegraph about front-line NHS cuts, we need to remember who got us into this mess. Alistair Darling today appeared on “The Andrew Marr Show” to congratulate himself that growth had reached 1.1% this year.
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The Dutch may feel hard done by because of a foul 40 seconds before the deciding (and brilliant) goal, but considering their bad behaviour, earning themselves 9 yellow cards and one red for dangerous and violent play, no-one could say that they have been cheated of victory. The referee, Howard Webb did an excellent job
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Remembrance Sunday under the shadow of the Lisbon treaty So as we remember our fallen soldiers on this Remembrance Sunday, it is with the full knowledge that our treacherous Labour government have signed away our independence and sovereignty. The ideals of a few misguided French and Germans shortly after WWII have now been implemented. With all the focus now on the Tories, it is
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