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Tag: Referendums

28.07.2010 UK Politics

How the current ‘debate’ about election reform is giving precisely the opposite of a principled outcome

So wrangles about how and when to hold a referendum on the future of the UK’s election system rumble on… and how messy the whole thing gets. The only given is that there will be a referendum sometime in this

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04.11.2009 EU Politics

Some questions for David Cameron today

It has been widely trailed that David Cameron is going to outline his new European policy today, after capitulating yesterday on the Treaty of Lisbon issue. The feral members of the Tory Party are baying for blood, so what is

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