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Iain’s list of top Conservative blogs

Iain’s list of top Conservative blogs

This is Iain's list of top Conservative blogs compiled by a panel of 12 right wing bloggers. He wonders whether my "softer, more personal approach" was not to their liking, which is why they placed me at 19. And I am thrilled to be included in the top ten on the main...

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Let’s campaign for the Red Arrows

Let’s campaign for the Red Arrows

Were you shocked, like me, to learn that the Red Arrows have been banned from performing at the opening ceremony of the 2012 London Olympics - because they are too British! If so, then please sign the following 10 Downing Street protest petition to try and get this...

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Blogging and women

Blogging and women

This is my article about women and blogging which I contributed for Iain Dale's 2007 Guide to Political Blogging, which will be published this week. I’ve been writing my blog for 18 months and I have never had so much fun. I have also discovered that it is not for...

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Saudi women petition for right to drive

Saudi women petition for right to drive

Saudi women are the only women in the world who are not allowed to drive as a result of an extremely strict interpretation of Islamic law. Instead, wealthy women hire live-in chauffeurs, while poor women must rely on male relatives for transportation. Now a women's...

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Schilling’s sleuthing by Matt Wardman

Schilling’s sleuthing by Matt Wardman

Matt Wardman of Wardman Wire has been doing some sleuthing on the Schilling's saga. He told me: "I couldn't make it up. They have a PR problem themselves. Search "schillings" on google and the first hit is Bloggerheads. Hits 4 and 5 are Craigmurray.co.uk. Last week...

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The missing – Chen Jie

The missing – Chen Jie

In China, 190 children are snatched every day - more than twice the number taken in England and Wales in a year. The Chinese government does not acknowledge the extent of the problem, or the cause. The Single Child Policy has made it essential to have a son, leading...

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Bluetongue plagues our countryside

Bluetongue plagues our countryside

With Bluetongue disease detected in Suffolk, I ask myself what is  happening to our countryside? And what confidence can we have in Defra, after its recent bungling of foot and mouth disease? The arrival of bluetongue was a shock, it is spread to farm animals by...

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The Brown’s body language

The Brown’s body language

What does this picture tell you about the Brown's body language? Gordon Brown is deliberately posing for the camera with a very fixed smile, while Sarah appears to be floating by his side as an uncomfortable appendage. We were used to seeing the Blairs holding hands...

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