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Words have power: London must champion migration, not demonise it (Hina Bokhari)
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Action on Gaza at last – but is it fast and far-reaching enough? (Jonathan Brown)
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Interesting that the BBC choose Mark Oaten rather than Matthew Oakshott to be a Lib Dem contributor to the Dimbleby Aggrandisement Project, especially when a major issue of the night was ‘judgement’ (sic). Are we to look forward to viewing Paul Marsden as a future Lib Dem representative on this programme?
An interfering control freak at No 11 wanting to define present and future policy across the board? Hardly original, surely?? When is the meal at Blue Granita (or a convenient fish shop) coming?
I would like to make a request not to collect up 3 unconnected stories and put them into 1. It is impossible in one comment to refer to all 3 in any meaningful sense and the comments that follow become disconnected from each other. I have mentioned this a number of times and noone has responded.