Politicians have united in utter condemnation of political police tactics over the arrest of a senior opposition MP, while government ministers stick their heads in the sand, denying all knowledge of this outrageous affair.
Friday, November 28, 2008
Outrage Of Heavy-Handed Political Police
A top Tory MP is paying the price of public interest after the heavy-handed tactics of the political police were exposed with the arrest of a senior opposition minister over alleged home office immigration leaks.
Thursday, November 27, 2008
Anger Over Top Tory Arrest
Conservative leaders have expressed anger and disbelief after immigration spokesman, Damian Green, was arrested in connection with alleged leaked information over media stories about immigration.
Wednesday, November 26, 2008
The Evil MPs Do Will Live After Them
Government supporting MPs should be wrestling with their conscience as they are set to saddle the country with massive debt for years to come. Today's commons debate had to be prised out of the government after Monday's shambles of an election Budget exposed a shameful record of reckless borrowing and irresponsible spending.
Cable Needs Fire In His Belly
A dire warning the economic crisis could drag on for a decade has been delivered by the LibDems Vince Cable, warning tougher action is needed. But his borrowing solution has glaring omissions - government waste and squandered billions. His economics need political bite.
Tuesday, November 25, 2008
PBR Debate Wipes Grin Off Brown's Face
The government's farcical pre-leaked, pre-election, pre-budget Budget is to come under full commons scrutiny after the speaker bowed to Tory demands for a full debate in parliament.
Monday, November 24, 2008
Another Fine Mess They've Got Us Into
Staggering government incompetence and mismanagement were laid bare today as 'Laurel and Hardy' were finally forced to admit: "It's a fine mess we've got you into".
Election Budget From Santa's Little Helper
Santa's little helper is set to deliver a crucial pre-election Budget as Brown's chancellor unveils an election manifesto in the battle for the economic high ground. The centrepiece, a widely-leaked silly little VAT sop to woo voters and tax rises later for high earners, will do nothing to help the economy, as the country plunges deeper into debt and recession.
Sunday, November 23, 2008
Smith Used Sex To Sway Voters
Plans to punish punters who pay for sex have been exposed as a cheap election gimmick, with critics rounding on home secretary Jacqui Smith's tough stand as just riding on the back of the popularity stakes.
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