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well mr blair is crumbling fast at the helm, mr brown is ready to fill his shoes…

but forgetting all that i think that any man ready may be distracted by this link… (found via the Englishman … not work safe..)

please comment on what you read.. all comments are well received

has mr Blair reaised the public image of the party he leads?

Clarke Sacked

The main winners were the Tories, who had their best results since 1992. The Lib Dems failed to make much headway.

Elsewhere the BNP doubled its councillors, including winning 11 seats from Labour in Barking. The Greens and Respect also made gains.

The prime minister has reshuffled his Cabinet to try to regain momentum after days of bad headlines.

The projected vote share if the polls were held nationwide shows the Tories on 40%, Lib Dems 27% and Labour 26%. Turnout is estimated at 36% – down three points from 2004. 

labout losses

make what you like but can the tories build on what they have acheived?

DAVID CAMERON was given warning yesterday by a former leadership rival that his emphasis on green policies risked eclipsing traditional Tory messages on crime and discipline.Liam Fox, who came third in the autumn leadership election and established himself as an alternative candidate of the Right, said that the party risked being “tilted too much in one direction”. His coded warning chimes with unease shared by many Conservative MPs that Mr Cameron has failed to make a greater impact in the opinion polls as Tony Blair is beset by difficulties.

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expereinced lots of delays and periods of no connection yesterday as yet another service decides to do maintenance on a bank holiday….  but we are back online once again 

ASTROLL in the countryside would be regarded by most people as a harmless, pleasurable activity. But to health and safety officials in Leicestershire, it is fraught with danger.

Under county council guidelines, anyone organising guided walks is required to undertake a full ‘risk assessment’ before they embark on their hazardous expeditions.

This assessment addresses questions such as: ‘Are there likely to be overhanging branches or rabbit holes?’ and ‘Does your walk pass near a river, stream or canal? If so, participants should wear lifejackets.’

Thanks to the growing interference by officialdom, this kind of absurd safety consciousness i s now sweeping Britain, leading to endless restrictions and crackdowns.

POLL: Has Pollitical correctness gone mad?

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The sinking of the British luxury liner Titanic on its maiden voyage in April 1912 was one of the world's worst maritime disasters. In an interview with the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) in 1936, Commander Charles H. Lightoller, second officer of the Titanic, recalls what he saw as the ship sank beneath the icy waters of the North Atlantic. Lightoller was the most senior ship’s officer to survive the disaster.

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