Thought Id start this one going because its rather dead on this board at the moment and I suppose all my usual muckers are either at the Stella tennis event watching Dim Tim (lose again) or at Henly Regatta eating cucumber sandwiches (they wish,...NOT).

Anyway please feel free to just talk to yourself blast away and let it go on any company or subject you wish. Just wish Id thought of this one before.

cheers GF.

electionista‏@electionista27 Oct
UK - YouGov poll: CON 33%, LAB 39%, LDEM 9%, UKIP 12% // 27% approve of the Govt, 59% disapprove // 36% say PM Cameron doing well, 58% badly

Cameroon must know he's on his way out, so whats in it for him?

A knighthood?????

Cameron to "get knighted" G/F ?... Sounds about right then -):

A Lairdship and off to sproutland more like!

6 foot of soil, probably.

He reminds me on one of my last end games, which I lost.

Just wondering when then tories will dump him.

They need a better PR agent.

I can hear the knives being sharpened behind him.

Hear party donations are down.

Hays thinks hes the best thing since sliced bread.!!!!

Not a fan of sliced bread.

And Hays said on Friday their is no energy price crisis in this country...........THE TRUTH EXPOSED......................................

David Cameron Demands Big Six Energy Firms Explain Price Hikes
The Huffington Post UK | By Asa Bennett Posted: 28/10/2013 14:04 GMT

Data from the industry regulator, Ofgem, shows that while price rises announced this autumn by the companies have averaged 9.1%, wholesale prices have risen by just 1.7% - adding just £10 to the average household bill of £600.

http://www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/2013/10/28/ofgem-energy-prices_n_4169275.html?utm_hp_ref=uk-politics&ir=UK+Politics

Were these friends of Wavey Dave?

If they are found guilty, I wonder if they will spill the beans on their old friends Murdoch and a few others on the run up to the next election?

Of course, it would be a biography for a small fee.

A lot of fuss about nothing.

that it's not, but whether much will be remembered in 18 months time is another matter.

the convener + unite in grangemouth has at least as much mileage

Nah!

The public don't care about the phone jacking. I certainly don't mind if they have listened to the messages of a few celebs.

Nah Nah!

Labour leader Ed Miliband has been urged to consider reopening an inquiry into alleged vote-rigging in the Falkirk constituency party, after the release of a dossier of emails suggested attempts by Unite union officials to undermine it.

The investigation was closed in September after key witnesses withdrew evidence suggesting that they had been recruited to join Labour as part of a drive by Unite to bolster the constituency party with supporters who would back its favoured candidate in a selection battle.

But the Sunday Times reported that it had seen emails suggesting that the retraction letter was written by Unite officials and approved by one of the figures at the heart of the dispute, Falkirk constituency party chairman Stevie Deans, the union's convenor at the Grangemouth petrochemical plant.

The emails, sent from a company address, were reportedly obtained by lawyers working for Grangemouth's owners, Ineos, during the recent industrial dispute, as the firm sought to prove that Mr Deans was spending work time on political activities.

They reportedly included a draft of the retraction letter which was sent to Mr Deans for him to get it signed by Michael and Lorraine Kane, the witnesses who initially complained to the party against him and Karie Murphy, who was Unite's choice to become Labour prospective parliamentary candidate in Falkirk after MP Eric Joyce announced he would not stand again following his arrest in a House of Commons bar brawl.

Mr Deans and Ms Murphy were suspended by Labour when the inquiry was launched, but charges against them were later dropped and they were reinstated as members after the Kanes withdrew their complaint.

The Sunday Times reported that a dossier of around 1000 emails has been handed to police in Scotland, who were initially called in by Labour when allegations of irregularities emerged in July but determined that there was not enough evidence of wrongdoing to launch an investigation.

A Police Scotland spokeswoman said: "Information was handed in to Falkirk police on Friday and this information will be looked at by police."

Labour's former general secretary Peter Watt told the Sunday Times: "Understandably, the initial inquiry was pulled because of lack of evidence. If new information has surfaced that puts a question mark over that lack of evidence, the party should consider reopening its inquiry."

A Unite spokesman said: "Unite was the subject of entirely unjustified attacks in relation to the Labour parliamentary selection in Falkirk. Both the Labour Party and Police Scotland investigated the issue and found that neither the law nor the party's rules were broken by the union.

"The email exchanges, apparently leaked by an employer for its own purposes, do nothing to change that.

"Unite's own quite proper investigations into what had occurred in Falkirk, which we were enjoined to undertake, were all conducted through the medium of external solicitors. The union had no direct contact with anyone involved in the Labour Party investigation.

"This continuing media witch-hunt demonstrates how threatening some elements in society continue to find such involvement by working people."

Conservative Party chairman Grant Shapps said: "Labour must reopen the Falkirk inquiry immediately. These emails confirm that Unite planned to infiltrate the Falkirk Labour Party to ensure their candidate was selected and, when the inquiry was opened, went so far as to write the statements from key witnesses withdrawing their evidence.

"Ed Miliband failed to stand up to the unions in Falkirk and backed down in the face of pressure from [Unite general secretary] Len McCluskey. If he is too weak to stand up to his union bosses and tackle what he himself called 'bad practices', how can he stand up for hard-working people?"

They do and it sells papers.

Old boring news. here today gone tomorrow.

Ginger and the spin doctor far more interesting.

Who, or what is Grant Shapps?

Somebody look for dirt on the BBC or anybody which will draw attention from fragmenting party of cons.

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Interesting that Cameron seems to be trying to close the guardian down, rather than address the abuse that Snowden has reveal about phone tapping.

Has Cameron being tapping (hacking) Ed's phones?

Wavey Dave is a an ?????

I like to see what action the government can do which is effective.


But Cameron is huffing and puffing and acting as firmly as blancmange.



The majority of the public see Snowden as doing a public service, by his exposing of corruption and illegalities.

Good luck to him.

I wonder what Cameron is trying to hide.