The Weirdness
OK. This is how it works. As political websites are often havens for the criminally insane, we need to lay down a few ground rules. Just a few. Because if this medium...
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Life on Marr
Anyone who saw Alistair Campbell on the Andrew Marr show yesterday (Sun) can’t fail to have an opinion on it. I confess to missing the...
Read this entry » Confused Chris causes concern in Tehran*
The latest instalment in the long-running case of ‘Truth v. The Conservative Party' was heard at the High Court today*. The case centres...
Read this entry » PMQs : “They don’t like it up ‘em…â€
Whether you like or loathe PMQs, it’s undeniably at the centre of our political culture. Often more entertaining than informative, it’s...
Read this entry » “What do you think of it so far?â€
It’s all going a bit wrong for Dave and co. at the moment – horribly wrong (unless you are amongst the 65% or so progressive majority...
Read this entry » Cameron’s Nixon moment
“Nixon famously denied he was a crook. At the weekend, David Cameron denied he was a recovery-wrecker…†Stephanie Flanders BBC...
Read this entry » Fairtrade: the world’s fastest growing grassroots movement?
Keswick, Saturday morning and at the invitation of the Cumbria Fairtrade Network I attended their AGM. If you don't know what Fairtrade hopes...
Read this entry » Priorities
It’s been a very busy few days as usual. Chairing a session with the Westminster e-Forum regarding digital switchover issues and spectrum...
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Into the Great Wide Open…
…and welcome to the weblog of Jamie Reed, Member of Parliament for Copeland. If you don’t know where Copeland is, then there’s something wrong...
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