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No ordinary week for the PM 09:29am on 26 Sep 2009 it's never an ordinary week for our failing embarrassing Prime Minister.

But here in the world of Nick Robinson and the BBC, Broon is a star and he is saving the world.

I imagine that this topic will be closed for comments shortly, because the comments are not the "right" sort.
The baroness and the illegal immigrant 12:34pm on 22 Sep 2009 Baroness Scotland is adamant that she saw the required documents. If she saw them then they must exist. If they exist then there will be records of Visas with the Home Office. This doesn't seem to be the case.

So either the AG is lying or she saw forgeries. But Tapui's passport had been recovered and there are no forgeries, only an expired visa. So are we to believe that as well as a convincing forged visa, Tapui also had a forged passport. All seems a bit much for an £8ph cleaner.
How to unspin Norwich 1:12pm on 24 Jul 2009 Go on Nick, it was only a narrow win for the Conservatives (14% swing), I mean it's really a moral victory for Labour, it's all about expenses, it started in America.

You can spin all you like, but once again the voters have told Brown/Labour what they think, it's a simple message, you're finished.
News of the World bugged Sun editor 4:11pm on 10 Jul 2009 What does this say about the BBC? I always remember asking an Afro-Caribbean (he was African) mini-cab driver in San Francisco (Oct 2001) why he was listening to the BBC World service on his car radio.

He replied that it broadcast the truth, impartial, the real news and it could be trusted. I wonder if he still thinks the same. I'm embarrassed and saddened, I grew up admiring the BBC.
Politicians, the press and the police 11:32am on 10 Jul 2009 If you're enjoyed this article on the NOTW, there's an almost identical one in Robert Peston's blog in the business section.
News of the World bugged Sun editor 10:48am on 10 Jul 2009 I thought this was the business section, have I inadvertently stumbled in to Nick Robinon's politics blog.

This is old news, is there nothing happening in the business world?
Politicians, the press and the police 08:18am on 10 Jul 2009 Well Nick, Yates has said nothing to see, move along.

I bet you're gutted.
What would Tories cut? 10:41pm on 30 Jun 2009 I'd like to know, are the BBC being honest, because they are biased and this is very relevant to the subject. So please don't censor it again.
'Riots on the streets' 1:12pm on 29 Jun 2009 Voters know there are going to be cuts in spending, even on Labourlist, Labour supporters themselves are asking Brown and his party to be honest and upfront about it.

You may try and associate Tory=cuts, but we all know Labour=lies.
Fewer votes for BNP 12:29pm on 08 Jun 2009 Nice title, well spun Nick, but you can't play it down. More people as a percentage voted for the BNP, which is why they have two MEPs. Let's stick to the facts shall we?

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