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Temtping Fate set to blog

Liza and Geoff discuss blogs and dating Liza Moore's fab job running the Cambridge based introductions agency Tempting Fate gives her a fascinating insight into what makes people tick. So I have successfully persuaded to her start writing about this and I'm sure her...

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Blair takes a mighty tumble

Tony takes a tumble on this screensaver Thanks to my new Fenny Friend Alan Drew in Switzerland for answering my plea and creating a UK version of this screensaver which shows Blair taking a tumble or two. Just move the mouse around him if he gets stuck and needs a...

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Blair’s rapid descent

I wonder if some clever tekkie could produce a UK version of this screensaver which is sweeping The States. Could it instead feature Tony Blair on his rapid descent? If he gets stuck, just move him with your cursor. Have fun!

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My blog yesterday, The Times today

I see my report yesterday on Charles Clarke's condemnation of Tony Blair's Cabinet reshuffle has appeared in today's Times and Daily Mail. I guess many of the other dailies too. You read it here first!

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Cabinet reshuffle a failure, says Charles Clarke

A pensive Charles Clarke Twelve days after his sacking as Home Secretary, Charles Clarke has given an "exclusive interview" to his loyal local rag, the Eastern Daily Press, and criticises Tony Blair's recent Cabinet reshuffle which cost him his job. He said it was...

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Condoleezza’s top ten favourite music

Condoleezza’s top ten favourite music

Find out which song Condoleeza loves to work out to If Condoleezza Rice ever invited Jack Straw to a private dinner, click here to find out her top ten favourite music that she might have played. It comes courtesy of Bono's Red Independent published today.

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Will there be a 2006 Minister of Drought?

Will there be a 2006 Minister of Drought?

Somalia's drought stricken land - will parts of the UK look the same soon? As we head towards a possible summer of standpipes, having to cope with severe restrictions will be totally new experience for today's have-it-all generation. It will not only mean a summer of...

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Fretting about farmers again

Farmers should be paying less for potash It is encouraging to hear the new Environment Secretary David Milliband pledging to resolve the fiasco of belated payments to our farmers as a priority. Only time will tell. There is another important issue which my MEP Robert...

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