Mark Pack

A collection of news links

By | Sat 16th February 2008 - 5:14 pm

News from around the internet:

  1. The House of Commons Speaker finally sacks Derek Conway from his extra £13,000 a year job
  2. Someone likes Brian Paddick
  3. … and someone doesn’t like Ken Livingstone
  4. Government plans to centralise health services criticised
  5. And the conclusion I think many people will draw from this ConservativeHome graphic is probably the opposite of what it says (after all, if you have to produce a graphic to say it…)
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2 Comments

  • Diversity 16th Feb '08 - 8:29pm

    Of course it is not a feud between Cameron and Osborn. New Labour has feuds (in the plural). New Tories have squabbles (probably serial, like serial marriage).

  • James Graham 16th Feb '08 - 11:07pm

    after all, if you have to produce a graphic to say it…
    While I take your point, this is possibly not something the party of the bar chart ought to be claiming! 🙂

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