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The former Government chief scientist has launched a stinging attack on plans for Britain's first new coal-fired power station in 20 years - as thousands of climate change activists gather for a week of protests at the site.
Professor Sir David King, ...
From ROSA PRINCE,
EcoEarth News,
1 Aug 2008
The Prime Minister’s now-standard roll call of the dead was an unusually long one, the four troops murdered in Lashkar Gah following the deaths of two Paras at the weekend.
David Cameron chose to go in on Afghanistan too, and as he did so he must have ...
From ROSA PRINCE,
The Telegraph,
18 Jun 2008
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Nearly two-thirds of Labour activists want Gordon Brown to step down before the next election unless he manages to up his game, according to LabourHome’s monthly grassroots survey.
Loyally, the website is attempting an ...
From ROSA PRINCE,
The Telegraph,
18 Jun 2008
Unfortunately, things all went a bit wrong at the end, when he had to cut the Question and Answer session short by 10 minutes.
“Sorry,” he admitted sheepishly to the audience at the Royal Horticultural Society, “I’ve got to go off and meet President ...
From ROSA PRINCE,
The Telegraph,
16 Jun 2008
LONDON President Bush is urging Prime Minister Brown to delay the withdrawal of troops from Iraq until the security situation has improved significantly.
In his final visit to Britain as president, he will press the Mr. Brown today for an agreement ...
Full coverage of UK politics
It seems like a hundred years ago now, but before David Davis’ dramatic resignation, Gordon Brown was this morning doing his best to turn last night’s narrow victory on 42 days to his advantage all by himself.
He invited a ...
From ROSA PRINCE,
The Telegraph,
12 Jun 2008
Or a knockout for Labour?
I would say that this exposes the very black heart of New Labour: the pure cynicism that has put us all in mortal danger.
They encourage open borders, poor policing and scant regard for our personal security...then have the ...
From ROSA PRINCE,
The Telegraph,
12 Jun 2008
I’ve just spotted Gordon Brown wandering the corridor between Portcullis House and New Palace Yard, slapping loyal Labour MPs on the back and stopping for chats with waverers.
I was tempted to ask him for the chairmanship of a minor select committee in ...
From ROSA PRINCE,
The Telegraph,
11 Jun 2008
"I checked just before I came out, and the advice from the Whips' Office is that if the vote were to take place now, the Government would not have enough votes."
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From ROSA PRINCE,
The Telegraph,
11 Jun 2008
Now the MP for New Forest East, Julian Lewis, has tabled series of a Parliamentary Questions effectively demanding that the home addresses of the three judges who presided over the case also be made public.
Sadly for him, Jack Straw, the Justice ...
From ROSA PRINCE,
The Telegraph,
11 Jun 2008
