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Why Britain should be wary of Andy Burnham’s Devolution Revolution (Iain Donaldson)
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“Build, baby, build” but don’t lower our ambitions on affordability (Victor Chamberlain)
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Twenty-six years of evidence on drugs. Twenty-six years of cowardice. (Tanya Park)
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Tom Arms’ World Review (Tom Arms)
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Observations of an Expat: Gaza (Tom Arms)
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The Joy of Six 1540
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Are we doing enough to insure against climate change?
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Don't mention the Isle of Wight Separatists' 1950s terror campaign
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Fergus McClelland was the last illegal major British child actor
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Labour and the Liberals in 1924 and today
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Family: Scene Through the Eye of a Lens
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Brexit: The Uncivil War - the TV drama with Benedict Cumberbatch
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A power vacuum?
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David Evans
Indeed Iain, Burnham's proposal of money to elected mayors will be the final nail in the coffin Labour have built to totally undermine the Lib Dems from any cha...
Tristan Ward
What are the Liberal Democrats for? I can't see why this is such a difficult question. "The Liberal Democrats exist to build and safeguard a fair, free and ...
Peter Martin
"That is why I believe the long-term answer is not merely devolution but federalism" The USA is has a Federal System of government. We've all hear...
Ellyott
Reality check: Governments and civil servants have shown them selves to be poor at contracting and managing complex projects leading to huge waste of money. ...
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Well, "Shelter" seems to approve of his policy... Shelter, the housing charity, says Andy Burnham’s call for the biggest council housebuilding programme ...



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Depends whether the residents of Sussex enjoyed the 80s. This might be more catastrophic up north.
In Shields Road in Newcastle East there is a large self-funded “Nick Brown – vote Labour on May 6th” billboard, right next to another one proclaiming in large letters “Start up the Barbecue!”. Pic to follow….
Amused one of my lecturers no end!
Those big Tory rural boards are risky. I saw one in a field in East Hants the other day – ‘Vote for Change’ it said (with three sheep snoozing underneath it).
When I stood in the 2005 GE I had a photo opportunity on the Wecock Estate in Hampshire – no prizes for guessing that in the resulting picture only the last five letters of ‘Wecock’ were displayed prominently behind my shoulder!
Get with the program! Did you not learn from The Ashes to Ashes posters, the 80’s affiliation is a positive not a negative!
Maybe it’s just me, but I always laugh at the oxymoronic nature of the ‘Vote for Change – Vote Conservative’ slogan
Not as bad as this.