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05/02/2010
...Primarolo gossiping over coffee on the Terry scandal". Or how about "Andrew Lansley visibly irritated by long lunch queues at Portcullis...
...the theft Act for false accounting. Labour's David Chaytor, Elliot Morley and Jim Devine and the Conservatives Lord Hanningfield. He said there was...
...although there's no way of verifying their accuracy. Entries include: "Dawn Primarolo gossiping over coffee on the Terry scandal". Or how about...
...amazing to hear how optimistic they are. It was not just Peter Robinson, but Martin McGuinness as well talking about how impressed he was and the language...about whether anything in Northern Ireland will hold. Peter Robinson and Martin McGuinness have
...been charged under the theft Act for false accounting. Labour's David Chaytor, Elliot Morley and Jim Devine and the Conservatives Lord Hanningfield. He said...
...and justice powers. This morning, Gordon Brown and the Irish Taoiseach, Brian Cowen, right that the assembly to discuss the deal and to thank all...
...Four politicians have been charged under the theft Act for false accounting. Gordon Brown has flown to Northern Ireland to throw his support behind a deal...Sinn Fein over the devolution of policing and justice powers. This morning, Gordon Brown and th
...voters by not having a clear ideology? Because Peter Matthew Taylor, who was Tony Blair's chief adviser on political strategy. How much ideology was there...strategy. How much ideology was there involved in that 1997 election as far as Tony Blair and t
...This peace process started in April, 1993, when Gerry Adams went to meet John Hume at his house in Derry to bring rashness and Republicans together....
...Austin Younis did not turn up to this thing. It is a bit of a surprise because David Cameron is very much in favour of it. -- the Ulster Unionists did not...whip. Sir Reg Empey was not that the talks. This does raise the question for David Cameron, whe
...If you read the Guardian this morning, you will see an article about Douglas Alexander, a straight up and down defence of the fact that we need a...
...politician who could be a source. I always go to dodgy places. It not like Facebook. There are people who are blocked. There is some sort of system having...
...rhymes with what David Cameron branded Twitterers. At two: MPs demand to get Lego over after an expensive scandal when they screwed to the taxpayer. They...
...of wine and, hey presto, Mrs Bercow. Now her hubby's Speaker she'd like a Twitterer to shut up, as one EyespyMP keeps telling everyone where she goes....This was the spat, which ironically rhymes with what David Cameron branded Twitterers. At two: MPs
...got nothing to hide,… Everything you Does it mean no more bad behaviour in Parliament? Less of it, and more private. The is absurd system of the...
...weasel, he told them he was right, he'd do it again, and why not have a go at Iran as well? He denied a deal with Bush, and said WMD and regime change were...
...charged under the theft Act for false accounting. Gordon Brown has flown to Northern Ireland to throw his support behind a deal on police and justice...hailed the agreement as a considerable step forward. This is a good day for Northern Ireland. The ag
...to be careful about criticising the Tories because let's not forget that the SDLP members take the Labour whip. Sir Reg Empey was not that the talks. This...
...to be tested in court. Finally on this point, the Commons that were made by so Paul Kennedy that undermined much of what Sir Thomas Legg did, what effect has...the rules, the system wasn't right. Does this have any choice at this stage? Paul Kennedy is
...Peter Robinson is always going to have to look and look after that flank. Fraser Nelson, suppose one of the developments was the talks, were the talks...to take risks when actually what people overwhelmingly what now is stability. Fraser Nelson, is tha
...Or how about "Andrew Lansley visibly irritated by long lunch queues at Portcullis House". Not to mention one or two more controversial comments...
...economic situation to react to some extent? To be ideologically committed to Cutts faster and deeper is perhaps not the right way to go even if that is what...
...bound eating 28 a week in a slimming bid. History's noted the effects of her Premiership. But is mercifully free of the effects of such a diet. Except to...
...but when a constituency doesn't have an MP, does anyone notice? In North West Leicestershire, David Taylor, who was a popular backbencher, sadly...for a while. And if you want more details on who we know is standing for the North West Leicestershire se
...start fighting, I will lead you to work out who is number one. Kier Starmer, Director of Public Prosecutions, has announced four politicians have been...
...is famous for its coal mining history. Its MP, David Taylor, died just after Christmas. The Labour Party say it's too soon after David Taylor's funeral to...
...the question for David Cameron, when you go to Northern Ireland if you are Prime Minister, are you going to act as prime minister of the UK as an...should have fixed-term parliament, five years, and you should not allow the Prime Minister to choose whe
...Leicestershire, David Taylor, who was a popular backbencher, sadly died last Boxing Day. He won't be replaced until the General Election or a by-election....
...to lay charges in a 5th case. A 6th is being considered. The three Labour MPs have refuted charges. Both of you, we're not going to talk about those at...suffer the most? Some people say it could be Labour because they have the most MPs. Will Labour gr
...the anti- politics vote. They are all crooks. It's quite a strong feeling in Britain for the parliament is hugely unpopular when you compare it to other...or was about this change versus more of the same. There was a clear feeling in Britain in 1995, s
...doesn't have an MP, does anyone notice? In North West Leicestershire, David Taylor, who was a popular backbencher, sadly died last Boxing Day. He...This East Midlands constituency is famous for its coal mining history. Its MP, David Taylor, died just a
...gone to quite an extreme. One thing we can talk about is that it looks like, Keir Starmer was saying, the people being charged would like to claim...
...97? In many ways, this looks more like 1992. The advantage Labour had, because John Smith had a huge lead in the polls before Tony Blair came to power, was...
...being charged would like to claim parliamentary privilege under glorious Revolution and all that, 1688. He says that is going to be tested in court....
...stalling because they are scared of getting mashed. It's inconvenient for the Government to have a by-election. They are worried they might lose the seat...is very much a kind of siege mentality. The local population is ignored by the Government and th
...Cowen, right that the assembly to discuss the deal and to thank all parties. Peter Robinson, who has only just returned to his role as First Minister,...of hours, it is amazing to hear how optimistic they are. It was not just Peter Robinson, but Martin
...for today. You chartered that journey very eloquently. What about grass roots Unionists, the communities themselves? They say they have them on board. Do you...The vast majority of people voted for it but only just a majority of Unionists voted for it.
...was great chemistry between them. Martin McGuinness was cracking a joke. The Good Friday agreement was signed in April, 1998. We are now at the final step...
...Top of the Political Pops. A technical point this week because we calculate a Top Of The Pops on a number of people who click on the website. Last week, Tony...places and two number ones. This is top of the Pops. Welcome once again to Top Of The Pops.
...bound, it's a miracle she wasn't egg bound eating 28 a week in a slimming bid. History's noted the effects of her Premiership. But is mercifully free of the...
...as well, we couldn't go on like Hello and welcome to Daily Politics on Friday. Four politicians have been charged under the theft Act for false accounting....That's all for this week. But I'll be back with Andrew on Monday for more Daily Politics at mi
...in Britain for the parliament is hugely unpopular when you compare it to other European parliaments of the the problem parties face is to get people to vote....
...again to Top Of The Pops. At five: A cracking secret bursts out from under the Iron Lady's yoke. It seems whilst she was Number Ten- bound, it's a miracle she...
...Many in Gordon Brown's own party are against the alternative vote plan. The Liberal Democrats water down their proposed mansion tax after they realise it...
...of an election. The worry for the Lib Dems is that this vacuum could help the BNP who have a seat on a district council. Their pitch to the public is very...cannot make any decision about by-elections, it plays again directly into the BNP. This collier
...and why not have a go at Iran as well? He denied a deal with Bush, and said WMD and regime change were linked. It seems clear regime change WAS a WMD,...and said WMD and regime change were linked. It seems clear regime change WAS a WMD, that's Dubya Ma
...what he is going to do, has he? He said he would have ideas associated with John Maynard Keynes. What ideology is there but Gordon I think ideology is over...
...thank all parties. Peter Robinson, who has only just returned to his role as First Minister, hailed the agreement as a considerable step forward. This is a...
...the Labour Party. It is the very fact this has ended up with charges and the CPS, it does mean that a whole expenses scandal really has gone to quite an...