Shame that we cannae af'urd as many subs as "Wee-Eck": Just think what those New troose; hotel-suites; nae. ez a wrong-un, ah Astute submarines will bring when Scotland fecks-off and gets a self-defence force.
Och-aye: Wanna' wait a' mo'....
Your idol is so insecure, that he spent £20,000 of taxpayers money in an attempt to keep non existent advice secret.
What does that make Dish Face and his merry men, 13 times as insecure?
'Eight Government departments have spent a total of £274,481.16 so far on legal fees trying to prevent the release of Charles's letters, Attorney General Dominic Grieve has disclosed.'
'Mr Grieve has attempted to block their release, claiming they undermine the principle of the heir to the throne being politically neutral.'
'The Herald, Telegraph, Express and others have all dredged it up again to excoriate the Scottish Government for “wasting” just over £19,000 (or in newspaper arithmetic, “£20,000″) trying to uphold the principle of law officers being able to give advice in confidentiality.'
Defending a 'principle' ain't cheap.
Any word on how much Westminster has spent fobbing off FOIs on the costs of all their scaremo..sorry, detailed reports and papers on the all too evident foolhardiness of choosing Scottish independence?
Shame that we cannae af'urd as many subs as "Wee-Eck": Just think what those New troose; hotel-suites; nae. ez a wrong-un, ah Astute submarines will bring when Scotland fecks-off and gets a self-defence force.
Och-aye: Wanna' wait a' mo'....
Your idol is so insecure, that he spent £20,000 of taxpayers money in an attempt to keep non existent advice secret.
What does that make Dish Face and his merry men, 13 times as insecure?
'Eight Government departments have spent a total of £274,481.16 so far on legal fees trying to prevent the release of Charles's letters, Attorney General Dominic Grieve has disclosed.'
'Mr Grieve has attempted to block their release, claiming they undermine the principle of the heir to the throne being politically neutral.'
'The Herald, Telegraph, Express and others have all dredged it up again to excoriate the Scottish Government for “wasting” just over £19,000 (or in newspaper arithmetic, “£20,000″) trying to uphold the principle of law officers being able to give advice in confidentiality.'
Defending a 'principle' ain't cheap.
Any word on how much Westminster has spent fobbing off FOIs on the costs of all their scaremo..sorry, detailed reports and papers on the all too evident foolhardiness of choosing Scottish independence?
My point is they aren't spending taxpayers money preventing the release of something which didn't even exist in the first place.
Good price for the LDs in Solihull, ultra marginal but trending away from Tory and Lib Dems awfully sticky there
Solihull is probably the most nailed-on Tory gain from the Lib Dems. From my understanding, Lorely Burt is entirely dependent on tactical Labour voters -- the 8% that Labour got there in 2010 is a VAST understatement of their support judging by how they've progressed in other affluent suburbs around Birmingham in recent years (see Sutton Coldfield, where Labour in 2010 were only 3% below their 1997 level).
With Burt being one of the Lib Dems' leading Coalition cheerleaders, I think we could expect a 10-15% swing between Lib Dems and Labour in that seat, which would allow the Tories to comfortably take it even if their vote declines.
The hitch is when you get down to what you each mean by "better"...
Not really. That's what negotiations are for.
We want less EU interference. They want more German money. You can see the outline of a deal here...
Are there any deep water harbours in Italy capable of hosting a nuclear submarine or two? Sadly not, I suspect.
Well Naples has long had a NATO base though whether it's sensible to store nuclear submarines in an area prone to volcanic eruptions, earthquakes and tsunamis is another matter.
Shame that we cannae af'urd as many subs as "Wee-Eck": Just think what those New troose; hotel-suites; nae. ez a wrong-un, ah Astute submarines will bring when Scotland fecks-off and gets a self-defence force.
Och-aye: Wanna' wait a' mo'....
Your idol is so insecure, that he spent £20,000 of taxpayers money in an attempt to keep non existent advice secret.
What does that make Dish Face and his merry men, 13 times as insecure?
'Eight Government departments have spent a total of £274,481.16 so far on legal fees trying to prevent the release of Charles's letters, Attorney General Dominic Grieve has disclosed.'
The UK’s serious-minded and capable Defence Secretary Philip Hammond told Andrew Marr on Sunday that he “didn’t think” it was he who had told the Guardian, a couple of days beforehand, that Scotland would be able to currency-share with the UK.
You can take that any way you like, but he also pointed out that he’d just spent the week in Washington DC.
For some reason the PB tory 'supersleuths' and scottish tory surgers appear to have lost their taste for vengeance and sacking the tory minister who blurted out the truth about Osbrowne's incompetent currency posturing.
Shame that we cannae af'urd as many subs as "Wee-Eck": Just think what those New troose; hotel-suites; nae. ez a wrong-un, ah Astute submarines will bring when Scotland fecks-off and gets a self-defence force.
Och-aye: Wanna' wait a' mo'....
Your idol is so insecure, that he spent £20,000 of taxpayers money in an attempt to keep non existent advice secret.
What does that make Dish Face and his merry men, 13 times as insecure?
'Eight Government departments have spent a total of £274,481.16 so far on legal fees trying to prevent the release of Charles's letters, Attorney General Dominic Grieve has disclosed.'
'Mr Grieve has attempted to block their release, claiming they undermine the principle of the heir to the throne being politically neutral.'
'The Herald, Telegraph, Express and others have all dredged it up again to excoriate the Scottish Government for “wasting” just over £19,000 (or in newspaper arithmetic, “£20,000″) trying to uphold the principle of law officers being able to give advice in confidentiality.'
Defending a 'principle' ain't cheap.
Any word on how much Westminster has spent fobbing off FOIs on the costs of all their scaremo..sorry, detailed reports and papers on the all too evident foolhardiness of choosing Scottish independence?
Always remember the PB Golden Rule.
The PB tories are always wrong. The PB tories never learn.
Shame that we cannae af'urd as many subs as "Wee-Eck": Just think what those New troose; hotel-suites; nae. ez a wrong-un, ah Astute submarines will bring when Scotland fecks-off and gets a self-defence force.
Och-aye: Wanna' wait a' mo'....
Your idol is so insecure, that he spent £20,000 of taxpayers money in an attempt to keep non existent advice secret.
What does that make Dish Face and his merry men, 13 times as insecure?
'Eight Government departments have spent a total of £274,481.16 so far on legal fees trying to prevent the release of Charles's letters, Attorney General Dominic Grieve has disclosed.'
'Mr Grieve has attempted to block their release, claiming they undermine the principle of the heir to the throne being politically neutral.'
'The Herald, Telegraph, Express and others have all dredged it up again to excoriate the Scottish Government for “wasting” just over £19,000 (or in newspaper arithmetic, “£20,000″) trying to uphold the principle of law officers being able to give advice in confidentiality.'
Defending a 'principle' ain't cheap.
Any word on how much Westminster has spent fobbing off FOIs on the costs of all their scaremo..sorry, detailed reports and papers on the all too evident foolhardiness of choosing Scottish independence?
Always remember the PB Golden Rule.
The PB tories are always wrong. The PB tories never learn.
I think Solihull is a toss up (50/50), so the libs are probably value.
If you think that it's a toss up whether the Conservatives can achieve a 0.15% swing against the Lib Dems, then nationally you think it is a toss up whether the Conservatives take more seats off the Lib Dems than the Lib Dems take off the Conservatives.
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http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/scotland/10367759/Alex-Salmond-spent-20000-keeping-secret-non-existent-EU-legal-advice.html
Indeed anywhere but Gt Yarmouth is unlikely.
'Mr Grieve has attempted to block their release, claiming they undermine the principle of the heir to the throne being politically neutral.'
'The Herald, Telegraph, Express and others have all dredged it up again to excoriate the Scottish Government for “wasting” just over £19,000 (or in newspaper arithmetic, “£20,000″) trying to uphold the principle of law officers being able to give advice in confidentiality.'
Defending a 'principle' ain't cheap.
Any word on how much Westminster has spent fobbing off FOIs on the costs of all their scaremo..sorry, detailed reports and papers on the all too evident foolhardiness of choosing Scottish independence?
With Burt being one of the Lib Dems' leading Coalition cheerleaders, I think we could expect a 10-15% swing between Lib Dems and Labour in that seat, which would allow the Tories to comfortably take it even if their vote declines.
You can take that any way you like, but he also pointed out that he’d just spent the week in Washington DC.
http://ericjoyce.co.uk/
LOL
For some reason the PB tory 'supersleuths' and scottish tory surgers appear to have lost their taste for vengeance and sacking the tory minister who blurted out the truth about Osbrowne's incompetent currency posturing.
I wonder why?
The PB tories are always wrong. The PB tories never learn.
Seriously?