Hits just keep on coming for battered Brown
                   
iht.com     13-May-2008            

Gordon Brown is still six weeks away from his first anniversary as Britain's prime minister, a job he hankered after so keenly during much of the 10 years he served as chancellor of the Exchequer and Tony Blair's No. 2 that the two men ended up barely able to speak to each other or agree on key... [read full story]                    


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Northern Ireland: Unionists may miss opportunity IMC has handed them

guardian.co.uk     12 mins ago   6 related          

Henry McDonald: At least one member of the seven-man semi-redundant IRA army council is known to be a keen fisherman. So perhaps it would be no surprise if he was to invite six of his chums for a spot of sea fishing or...                    

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Brown Backs Fiscal Autonomy

libdemblogs.co.uk     2 hrs ago          

It was a bold not tim'rous beastie that faced the Scottish CBI yesterday in Glasgow. The Prime Minister referring to the Calman Commission said: "The Scottish Parliament is wholly accountable for the budget it spends,...                    

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Inside Westminster: All to play for as party conference season kicks off again

scotsman.com     9 hrs ago          

Published Date: 05 September 2008 THIS week, the main question on the lips of political journalists has not been: "Will the Prime Minister survive?" We all know the answer to that. Rather, the major talking point has been...                    

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Q&A: Christina McKelvie

scotsman.com     9 hrs ago          

The SNP politician is among a shrinking group of female MSPs, according to a report in The Scotsman yesterday that highlighted the slow progress being made towards gender equality in Scotland's top jobs. Why do you think...                    

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