bbc + government

7 July 2009 - The Quango-Wango Quee from parliamentoffowls 138 days old

Excuse me for the nonsense title but Edward Lear might have been on to something about 21st century government. Andrew Neil steps in with a lucid and ...

2 July 2009 - Yet another reason why Kitty Ussher is standing down from Parliament at the next election... from parliamentoffowls 143 days old

[ ... ] resigned from the government because, as Wikipedia states: On the 17th June 2009, after controversial details of MP's expenses had been released ...

26 June 2009 - Card of the, um, evening from parliamentoffowls 148 days old

[ ... ] the BBC is biased against the Tories but doesn't seem to want to make the first move against Cambo the Magnificent. All quiet on the Pluto in ...

10 June 2009 - Mutatis mutandis...the Expenses Scandal meets Cash for Questions from parliamentoffowls 164 days old

[ ... ] the BBC, however, rouses me from my gentle slumber and gets in on the probity debate and goes after vested undeclared interests. You'd have really ...

5 June 2009 - I got it...well, almost. from parliamentoffowls 169 days old

digg_url = 'http://parliamentoffowls.blog.co.uk/2009/06/05/5-june-2009-i-got-it-well-almost-6246330/'; I'm sorry. I couldn't hold out any longer. I ...

31 May 2009 - Tide coming in for Cameron's front-bench: Eleanor Laing and the leader himself from parliamentoffowls 175 days old

[ ... ] pronouncements on government by SMS as fatuous. Peter Oborne, more worryingly, will not now vote Tory on June 4 - but for the Jury Team instead ...

19 May 2009 - Two interesting articles about the state of play, and another person in trouble from parliamentoffowls 187 days old

[ ... ] this shambles of a government, he would know what to say to stop the haemmorhage of Conservative votes (that is, put up some actual policy - still ...