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Stuart Weir & Andrew Blick (Cambridge & London, Democratic Audit): Tony Wright MP has given Gordon Brown a great opportunity to act fast and dispel the idea that he is
Tom Griffin (London, The Green Ribbon): Sir David Varney published his long-awaited review of tax policy in Northern Ireland this week. As most observers expected, Varney rejected the case
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Andrew Blick (London, Democratic Audit): I am a naughty boy. I have upset Iain Dale with my suggestion that too much parliamentary time is wasted on the long vacations that
Anthony Barnett (London, OK): Gripping debate between Henry Porter and Polly Toynbee this morning on the Today programme. Well worth listening to. Polly's view is, I was amazed,
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Rupert Read (Norwich, The Green Party): I knew and worked with Chris Huhne long ago, back as a student in Oxford in the 1980s, when we were both in the
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Anthony Barnett (London OK): When OK started earlier this year I said to my colleagues that I felt like posting a very angry blog asking where ARE the Lib-Dems.
