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• Thursday, January 19th, 2006

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Recent Comments

Opine Editor: Nobody seems to have really grasped what this story is about. If the police think somebody might have broken the law then they are...

erasmus p blastmaster: oooh ooooh love it im having hoops for dinner now!

Martin: Great post of yours too, Kerron. I like the way you get the arrogance of the B’stards. Rule of law for us, they can do as they...

Labour Matters: As soon as I saw the old Thames thingamajig I had a feeling what it’d be, and I wasn’t disappointed. A genuine LOL.

Kerron: Exacty what I was thinking Martin, and a point I make here: http://www.labourh ome.org/story/2008 /12/3/163958/347

Mr Angry: And the difference between this and Brown’s own considerable use of leaks when in opposition is ?????? One difference well worth...

Martin: Nice post Recess. Here in Watford we have the strange case of Ian Oakley still hanging over us. Oakley, the Tory PPS, conducted a three...

Recess Monkey: I’m not comfortable with the police having access to constituency correspondence. But neither would I be happy with my own...

Sousbois: But there are a lot of us who don’t want to “wait and see”, and let the grown-ups sort it out, because we’ve seen...

dutch: It doesn’t make you a little uncomfortable, having the police search through an MP’s correspondence with their constituents...