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Tag Archives: Parliament
Gordon Brown on Leaks
In the light of the police raid on an MP for leaking government documents, here is ‘The Dear Leader’ talking in 1985 about his receiving leaked documents.
Posted in UK Politics Also tagged Damian Green, Gordon Brown, Leak, UK Politics, Westminster Leave a comment
David Davis: Man of Principle
David Davis has resigned from the commons to force a by-election in which he’ll stand. He will fight the campaign based on his opposition to the 42 days detention without charge and the slow erosion of civil liberties seen under this government.
BBC Political Editor Nick Robinson said it was an extraordinary move which was almost [...]
Posted in Civil Liberties Also tagged 42 Days, Civil Liberties, David Davis, Gordon Brown, Habeus Corpus, House of Commons, MP, Resignation 2 Comments
Pledge to be Consulted
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Posted in Electoral Reform Also tagged Election, Electoral Reform, House of Commons, Reform, UK, Westminster Leave a comment
Electoral Reform in the UK
Make Votes Count has re-branded their campaign, and produced an action plan, which I reproduce below:
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Posted in Electoral Reform Also tagged Conservative, David Cameron, Election, Electoral Reform, First Past the Post, FPTP, Gordon Brown, Labour, Lib Dem, Liberal Democrat, Make Votes Count, MP, New Labour, Nick Clegg, Politics, Single Transferable Vote, Tory, UK, United Kingdom, Westminster Leave a comment
Ban on reporting the proceedings of Parliament