On the BBC main news page, we see this headline: "Inquiry into MP child abuse claim"
Yes, you guessed it.
It's absolutely systematic. No possibility of it being random, but it's probably unconscious.
He isn't even an MP now. He is a Lord....
Well, he was an MP at the time, but, yes, either they think the party is relevant - in which case the headline should read "Inquiry into former Labour MP child abuse claim" - or it's not, in which case other examples such as the headline about Harvey Proctor a few days ago shouldn't have mentioned the party either.
On the BBC main news page, we see this headline: "Inquiry into MP child abuse claim"
Yes, you guessed it.
It's absolutely systematic. No possibility of it being random, but it's probably unconscious.
He isn't even an MP now. He is a Lord....
Well, he was an MP at the time, but, yes, either they think the party is relevant - in which case the headline should read "Inquiry into former Labour MP child abuse claim" - or it's not, in which case other examples such as the headline about Harvery Proctor a few days ago shouldn't have mentioned the party either.
I am surprised they even managed to mention which party he belongs to in the text...
Must be a misunderstanding, mistweet, mistype or something.
The "wings" symbol seems to obsess these oddballs. I wonder why?
Aint called the Yestapo for nothing.
You cannot like the SNP do encourage the hysteria and then absolve themselves from the results. UKIP are the same. The logo is mindless and clearly has encouraged a mindless reaction.
Yes unlike those sweet London parties , you thick plankton
Must be a misunderstanding, mistweet, mistype or something.
The "wings" symbol seems to obsess these oddballs. I wonder why?
Had a look at his twitter feed - I wonder if he will close access soon. Very unpleasant tweet, it may lead to trouble with Police Scotland, think before you tweet is the lesson.
Those were the nice ones, you should have seen the bad ones
Do you think one of the young "British" girls who fled there will read out a statement from them
"Am I bovvered?"
"may have".. glad to see the UN is keeping up.
They are also destroying churches in Mosul and elsewhere. I had thought that Muslims thought of Jesus as a prophet.
And before anyone says that they are not Muslims - destroying churches is exactly what some chief honcho Saudi Arabian cleric wants to happen. IS may not - or should not - define Islam but it is silly to pretend that they have nothing to do with it.
For most Britons, the election is still background noise. At some point, they will give it their fullest attention. When they do, their preference for Mr Cameron over Mr Miliband, and Tory economics over the Labour kind, could finally sway them.
If it is not enough, the Tories can console themselves that no snazzy policy, or rousing vision or great giveaway, would have been enough either. Fundamentals must be left to do their glacial work.
For most Britons, the election is still background noise. At some point, they will give it their fullest attention. When they do, their preference for Mr Cameron over Mr Miliband, and Tory economics over the Labour kind, could finally sway them.
If it is not enough, the Tories can console themselves that no snazzy policy, or rousing vision or great giveaway, would have been enough either. Fundamentals must be left to do their glacial work.
Another Tory commentator getting their excuses out early. Clearly they are not optimistic. Its not looking good for the blues.
No it's not.
I think the Tories may have overreached themselves in their project to shrink the State.
The confusion of the banking crash just about gave them cover, but now the public are weary, and wary.
Not enough of the public buy the excuses for needless or excessive cuts any more, and it might just cost the Tories dear.
But the cuts are fuelling the boom Callum - making room in the economy for private business to thrive - and the jobs figure are no accident. Same thing happened under dear old Maggie.
For most Britons, the election is still background noise. At some point, they will give it their fullest attention. When they do, their preference for Mr Cameron over Mr Miliband, and Tory economics over the Labour kind, could finally sway them.
If it is not enough, the Tories can console themselves that no snazzy policy, or rousing vision or great giveaway, would have been enough either. Fundamentals must be left to do their glacial work.
Another Tory commentator getting their excuses out early. Clearly they are not optimistic. Its not looking good for the blues.
No it's not.
I think the Tories may have overreached themselves in their project to shrink the State.
The confusion of the banking crash just about gave them cover, but now the public are weary, and wary.
Not enough of the public buy the excuses for needless or excessive cuts any more, and it might just cost the Tories dear.
But the cuts are fuelling the boom Callum - making room in the economy for private business to thrive - and the jobs figure are no accident. Same thing happened under dear old Maggie.
When the cuts stop the growth will slow.
"Cuts are fuelling the boom".... The return of Voodoo economics I see. You'll extolling the virtues of the Laffer curve next!
On the BBC main news page, we see this headline: "Inquiry into MP child abuse claim"
Yes, you guessed it.
It's absolutely systematic. No possibility of it being random, but it's probably unconscious.
Apologies if I am being dense but it does mention that this was a Labour MP?
Is it that the headline does not mention it?
Yes
To be fair to the BBC, the place for the story on the website only gave a very small amount of space in which to put a headline.
Indeed, and at least the BBC mentions Lord Janner's party affiliation in the text
During their week long smear fest against Lord McAlpne (RIP) they hid the party of an MP jailed that week for fraud, in the 14th paragraph and completely failed to mention a 2nd MP's party at all.
The BBC are improving their political reporting in leaps and bounds…
For most Britons, the election is still background noise. At some point, they will give it their fullest attention. When they do, their preference for Mr Cameron over Mr Miliband, and Tory economics over the Labour kind, could finally sway them.
If it is not enough, the Tories can console themselves that no snazzy policy, or rousing vision or great giveaway, would have been enough either. Fundamentals must be left to do their glacial work.
Another Tory commentator getting their excuses out early. Clearly they are not optimistic. Its not looking good for the blues.
No it's not.
I think the Tories may have overreached themselves in their project to shrink the State.
The confusion of the banking crash just about gave them cover, but now the public are weary, and wary.
Not enough of the public buy the excuses for needless or excessive cuts any more, and it might just cost the Tories dear.
But the cuts are fuelling the boom Callum - making room in the economy for private business to thrive - and the jobs figure are no accident. Same thing happened under dear old Maggie.
When the cuts stop the growth will slow.
"Cuts are fuelling the boom".... The return of Voodoo economics I see. You'll extolling the virtues of the Laffer curve next!
Tax revenues have risen despite raising the allowances and cutting the top rate - Laffer curve in action in the Uk.
Must be a misunderstanding, mistweet, mistype or something.
The "wings" symbol seems to obsess these oddballs. I wonder why?
It has a 'creepy militaristic' look about it.
says a creep
And up pops one of the lowly foot soldiers.
I hardly think so , just dislike hysterical jessie SNP ( aka Scotland ) haters like you and the other cretins commenting as if it was something exclusive.
For most Britons, the election is still background noise. At some point, they will give it their fullest attention. When they do, their preference for Mr Cameron over Mr Miliband, and Tory economics over the Labour kind, could finally sway them.
If it is not enough, the Tories can console themselves that no snazzy policy, or rousing vision or great giveaway, would have been enough either. Fundamentals must be left to do their glacial work.
Another Tory commentator getting their excuses out early. Clearly they are not optimistic. Its not looking good for the blues.
No it's not.
I think the Tories may have overreached themselves in their project to shrink the State.
The confusion of the banking crash just about gave them cover, but now the public are weary, and wary.
Not enough of the public buy the excuses for needless or excessive cuts any more, and it might just cost the Tories dear.
Given the state of the public finances the cuts go without saying. Its not a case of overreaching, the country is just not generating enough wealth to support our obese public sector. One might question some of the choices. Borrowing additional money only to hand it over to foreign interests seem a particularly dubious practice of this government and some of its foreign adventures have proved less than successful as well but the baseline that the public spend needed to be reined in is unquestionable.
Must be a misunderstanding, mistweet, mistype or something.
The "wings" symbol seems to obsess these oddballs. I wonder why?
It has a 'creepy militaristic' look about it.
says a creep
And up pops one of the lowly foot soldiers.
I hardly think so , just dislike hysterical jessie SNP ( aka Scotland ) haters like you and the other cretins commenting as if it was something exclusive.
It isn't exclusive to Scotland. There's an eccentric cleric at large in Somerset and active on the Internet who uses similar iconography.
Do you think one of the young "British" girls who fled there will read out a statement from them
"Am I bovvered?"
"may have".. glad to see the UN is keeping up.
They are also destroying churches in Mosul and elsewhere. I had thought that Muslims thought of Jesus as a prophet.
And before anyone says that they are not Muslims - destroying churches is exactly what some chief honcho Saudi Arabian cleric wants to happen. IS may not - or should not - define Islam but it is silly to pretend that they have nothing to do with it.
It is an unfortunate fact that Islam is not tolerant of other religions and certainly does not afford them equal status.
Must be a misunderstanding, mistweet, mistype or something.
The "wings" symbol seems to obsess these oddballs. I wonder why?
It has a 'creepy militaristic' look about it.
says a creep
And up pops one of the lowly foot soldiers.
I hardly think so , just dislike hysterical jessie SNP ( aka Scotland ) haters like you and the other cretins commenting as if it was something exclusive.
Must be a misunderstanding, mistweet, mistype or something.
The "wings" symbol seems to obsess these oddballs. I wonder why?
It has a 'creepy militaristic' look about it.
says a creep
And up pops one of the lowly foot soldiers.
I hardly think so , just dislike hysterical jessie SNP ( aka Scotland ) haters like you and the other cretins commenting as if it was something exclusive.
Must be a misunderstanding, mistweet, mistype or something.
The "wings" symbol seems to obsess these oddballs. I wonder why?
It has a 'creepy militaristic' look about it.
says a creep
And up pops one of the lowly foot soldiers.
I hardly think so , just dislike hysterical jessie SNP ( aka Scotland ) haters like you and the other cretins commenting as if it was something exclusive.
Must be a misunderstanding, mistweet, mistype or something.
The "wings" symbol seems to obsess these oddballs. I wonder why?
It has a 'creepy militaristic' look about it.
says a creep
And up pops one of the lowly foot soldiers.
I hardly think so , just dislike hysterical jessie SNP ( aka Scotland ) haters like you and the other cretins commenting as if it was something exclusive.
Botched TV exit polls earn vote of no confidence Pollsters try to explain why they got the election result wrong, say many voters refused to participate
Botched TV exit polls earn vote of no confidence Pollsters try to explain why they got the election result wrong, say many voters refused to participate
From the Beeb business live: Douglas Fraser Business and economy editor, Scotland, tweets: Oil revenue drop to £700m pa means Scottish deficit rises to 8.6% next year: UK on 4%. Gap of £7.6bn. Via @TheIFS:
For most Britons, the election is still background noise. At some point, they will give it their fullest attention. When they do, their preference for Mr Cameron over Mr Miliband, and Tory economics over the Labour kind, could finally sway them.
If it is not enough, the Tories can console themselves that no snazzy policy, or rousing vision or great giveaway, would have been enough either. Fundamentals must be left to do their glacial work.
Another Tory commentator getting their excuses out early. Clearly they are not optimistic. Its not looking good for the blues.
No it's not.
I think the Tories may have overreached themselves in their project to shrink the State.
The confusion of the banking crash just about gave them cover, but now the public are weary, and wary.
Not enough of the public buy the excuses for needless or excessive cuts any more, and it might just cost the Tories dear.
Where are these needless and excessive cuts? I think we should be told.
In case you missed it we are still piling on debt at an alarming rate. and contrary to what you may have learned from Gordon there will be another recession at some stage.
On the BBC main news page, we see this headline: "Inquiry into MP child abuse claim"
Yes, you guessed it.
It's absolutely systematic. No possibility of it being random, but it's probably unconscious.
Apologies if I am being dense but it does mention that this was a Labour MP?
Is it that the headline does not mention it?
Yes
To be fair to the BBC, the place for the story on the website only gave a very small amount of space in which to put a headline.
Indeed, and at least the BBC mentions Lord Janner's party affiliation in the text
During their week long smear fest against Lord McAlpne (RIP) they hid the party of an MP jailed that week for fraud, in the 14th paragraph and completely failed to mention a 2nd MP's party at all.
The BBC are improving their political reporting in leaps and bounds…
Southam will tell you that all is well and balanced. :-)
Do you think one of the young "British" girls who fled there will read out a statement from them
"Am I bovvered?"
"may have".. glad to see the UN is keeping up.
They are also destroying churches in Mosul and elsewhere. I had thought that Muslims thought of Jesus as a prophet.
And before anyone says that they are not Muslims - destroying churches is exactly what some chief honcho Saudi Arabian cleric wants to happen. IS may not - or should not - define Islam but it is silly to pretend that they have nothing to do with it.
The problem is that the Koran is open to interpretation. Indeed in itself it states that it is open to interpretation - which makes everyone's interpretation of the Koran equally valid.
For most Britons, the election is still background noise. At some point, they will give it their fullest attention. When they do, their preference for Mr Cameron over Mr Miliband, and Tory economics over the Labour kind, could finally sway them.
If it is not enough, the Tories can console themselves that no snazzy policy, or rousing vision or great giveaway, would have been enough either. Fundamentals must be left to do their glacial work.
Another Tory commentator getting their excuses out early. Clearly they are not optimistic. Its not looking good for the blues.
No it's not.
I think the Tories may have overreached themselves in their project to shrink the State.
The confusion of the banking crash just about gave them cover, but now the public are weary, and wary.
Not enough of the public buy the excuses for needless or excessive cuts any more, and it might just cost the Tories dear.
Where are these needless and excessive cuts? I think we should be told.
In case you missed it we are still piling on debt at an alarming rate. and contrary to what you may have learned from Gordon there will be another recession at some stage.
Er, Local Government, which is being shredded. At least here in Shropshire it is.
The problem with the so-called bloated public sector is the bits that are most bloated are the bits that it is political suicide to try and pare back.
Must be a misunderstanding, mistweet, mistype or something.
The "wings" symbol seems to obsess these oddballs. I wonder why?
It has a 'creepy militaristic' look about it.
says a creep
And up pops one of the lowly foot soldiers.
I hardly think so , just dislike hysterical jessie SNP ( aka Scotland ) haters like you and the other cretins commenting as if it was something exclusive.
It isn't exclusive to Scotland. There's an eccentric cleric at large in Somerset and active on the Internet who uses similar iconography.
Must be a misunderstanding, mistweet, mistype or something.
The "wings" symbol seems to obsess these oddballs. I wonder why?
It has a 'creepy militaristic' look about it.
says a creep
And up pops one of the lowly foot soldiers.
I hardly think so , just dislike hysterical jessie SNP ( aka Scotland ) haters like you and the other cretins commenting as if it was something exclusive.
(tbh, slightly surprised, as the Sun usually likes to back a winner, and today who that will be is far from clear - and the balance of probabilities not the Sun's choice...)
"surely the first class war everwaged by a Labour millionaire with a dual-kitchened mansion.
(tbh, slightly surprised, as the Sun usually likes to back a winner, and today who that will be is far from clear - and the balance of probabilities not the Sun's choice...)
"surely the first class war everwaged by a Labour millionaire with a dual-kitchened mansion.
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On the BBC main news page, we see this headline: "Inquiry into MP child abuse claim"
Yes, you guessed it.
It's absolutely systematic. No possibility of it being random, but it's probably unconscious.
"IS Yazidi attacks may be genocide, says UN
Jihadists from the Islamic State (IS) group may have committed genocide and war crimes against the minority Yazidi community in Iraq, the UN says."
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-middle-east-31962755
Do you think one of the young "British" girls who fled there will read out a statement from them
"Am I bovvered?"
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/celebritynews/11482706/Jeremy-Clarkson-could-make-his-Top-Gear-comeback-next-week-in-Norway.html
When is a suspension not a suspension?
Is it that the headline does not mention it?
Unsurprised to see this chap wearing a certain football strip in the photos of him posted in the media...
And before anyone says that they are not Muslims - destroying churches is exactly what some chief honcho Saudi Arabian cleric wants to happen. IS may not - or should not - define Islam but it is silly to pretend that they have nothing to do with it.
I think the Tories may have overreached themselves in their project to shrink the State.
The confusion of the banking crash just about gave them cover, but now the public are weary, and wary.
Not enough of the public buy the excuses for needless or excessive cuts any more, and it might just cost the Tories dear.
When the cuts stop the growth will slow.
During their week long smear fest against Lord McAlpne (RIP) they hid the party of an MP jailed that week for fraud, in the 14th paragraph and completely failed to mention a 2nd MP's party at all.
The BBC are improving their political reporting in leaps and bounds…
Former Tory MP Harvey Proctor denies being part of 'rent-boy ring'
http://www.bbc.com/news/uk-31754908
Lord Janner: Inquiry into 'limited' child abuse investigation
http://www.bbc.com/news/uk-england-leicestershire-31961706
Of course, only one of them is still in Parliament....the one whose party isn't in the headline....
The 55 will rue the day.
Pollsters try to explain why they got the election result wrong, say many voters refused to participate
Read more: Botched TV exit polls earn vote of no confidence | The Times of Israel http://www.timesofisrael.com/botched-tv-exit-polls-earn-vote-of-non-confidence/#ixzz3UqfAkZMq
Douglas Fraser Business and economy editor, Scotland, tweets: Oil revenue drop to £700m pa means Scottish deficit rises to 8.6% next year: UK on 4%. Gap of £7.6bn. Via @TheIFS:
http://www.ifs.org.uk/publications/7652
In case you missed it we are still piling on debt at an alarming rate. and contrary to what you may have learned from Gordon there will be another recession at some stage.
The problem with the so-called bloated public sector is the bits that are most bloated are the bits that it is political suicide to try and pare back.
It was desperate, depressing stuff".
Quite
It was desperate, depressing stuff".
Quite
The Liberal Democrats voted down the plan to dual the A9 and instead forced the SNP to spend the money on the disastrous Edinburgh Trams project.
That's amazing chutzpah.