MPs are going for an 82-day summer recess from Tuesday, returning on 12 October and making this year the shortest legislative year without a general election (we’re not getting one, are we?) since the war and cueing some anti-politician spleen-venting on some people’s parts.
We think it’s grossly unfair. Not because we think all MPs [...]
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Boris outlines in this Telegraph article what exactly the United Kingdom needs.
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The Times this morning has reported that up to 325 MPs will be replaced in the run up to a General Election this year (or next), with up to 90 being voted out and perhaps 230 resigning. That’s some good maths, Rupert.
How many ever should choose to go with dignity, or go [...]
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Late last night, the Telegraph reported details on the Tory expenses situation, laying down Michael Gove, Andrew Lansley, Alan Duncan, David Willetts, Oliver Letwin, Francis Maude, Chris Grayling and Cheryl Gillan as potential offenders in this debacle.
David Cameron has announced his feelings on the matter, that all MPs should apologise for their misdemeanours- but to [...]
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