Darling’s tax fix wins few plaudits
                   
reuters.com     May 14, 2008            

The Daily Mirror is alone among the papers in giving unqualified praise to Chancellor Alistair Darling’s 2.7 billion pound solution to the damaging 10p tax row. “Once critical Labour MPs hailed it as a masterstroke,” the paper said. “Hopefully it signals the start of a concerted fightback by a... [read full story]                    


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Labour's 3,600 new ways of making you a criminal

dailymail.co.uk     2 hrs ago   1 related          

Punishment: Labour has found 3,600 new ways of making you a criminal Ever tried selling a grey squirrel, impersonating a traffic warden, importing Polish potatoes or disturbing a pack of eggs without permission? If you...                    

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KEITH WATERHOUSE: The games children will play again

dailymail.co.uk     yesterday          

Wednesday, September 03 2008 This Evening 12°C Tomorrow Morning 17°C 5-Day Forecast The traditional games children will play again What goes around, comes around. The Local Government Association, with the observation...                    

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Britain values unity in Nato over aspirations of candidate states

unian.net     3 hrs ago          

Gordon Brown believes that Britain should remain an “honest broker” in negotiations over Georgia`s membership of Nato, despite increasing pressure from the US for the country to join the alliance, according to Times. Mr...                    

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Australia swears in first woman governor-general

reuters.com     4 hrs ago   16 related          

CANBERRA (Reuters) - Australia's 25th governor-general was sworn into office as the representative of Britain's Queen Elizabeth on Friday, with republicans holding out little hope that Australia will abolish the job any...                    

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