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Bercow: Don’t Clap Him Only Me!

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Scottish SNPs were given a dressing down by Speaker of the House of Commons John Bercow for having the temerity to clap and applaud after the leader of the Scottish Group, Angus Roberstson MP, trounced an opponent in debate.

Of course this ‘put-down’ for the uppity nationalists was eagerly jumped on by media around the ‘Westminster bubble’.

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Armed Forces: Not All ‘Fun’ Then!

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Oh dear! We’ve been at it again: number-crunching to find out the real facts while the Manx media run ‘fun’ interviews and lucrative adverts as part of the Armed Forces propaganda war they’ve all ‘signed up’ to recently in Mann.

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Call for a Cornish Liaison Officer

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Following discussions between Samuel Farmer of the Kernow Branch Celtic League and Cornwall Councillor Bert Biscoe and others, the Branch has been asked to submit a report outlining its call for the appointment of a specific Cornish Liaison Officer and Department very possibly but not necessarily within Cornwall Council empowered to deal with matters of concern to Cornish people.

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Mann: Who is Subsidising Who?

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Instead of dusting down their frock coats and top hats in readiness to parade themselves at Tynwald Hill in six weeks time MHKs/MLC should be taking a good hard look at energy monopoly Manx Gas.

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Smeargate: Bruce Gaffe Goes Viral!

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Gaffe prone Lib Dem peer Sir Malcolm Bruce is almost certainly the last man you would want on your side in a crisis.

Today on the BBC he said that all MPs including Ministers and Prime Ministers lie and if they all had to resign it would clear out the House of Commons.

He was speaking out ‘in support’ of embattled ‘Smeargate’ Lib Dem MP Alistair Carmichael.

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Prime Ministers, Politicians, MPs: They Are All Brazen Liars!

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The ‘smeargate’ scandal involving Alistair Carmichael continues to ‘grow legs’.

In an astonishing intervention, apparently in support of Carmichael, the Liberal Democrat Peer Sir Malcolm Bruce has said that lying by politicians including Ministers and Prime Ministers is prevalent and he went on to say this is well known.

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Mann: British Army – Unresolved Rape Case

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‘Forces Champion’ Juan Watterson MHK could ‘pull his finger out’…and get the police to do their job?!

No ‘marks out of ten’ for Manx Radio and IOM Today, or indeed any of the other Isle of Man media who covered the British Army ‘fun festival’ on Douglas Promenade recently.

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Carmichael: Resignation Calls Grow

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Islanders who ‘are honest and play by the rules’ don’t want to be represented by a lying former Scottish Secretary.

Like one of the limpets that dot the rocks around the Orkney and Shetland Isles former Scottish Secretary Alistair Carmichael is clinging on desperately as calls for his resignation continue.

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Cornwall: MK Criticise ‘Case For Cornwall’ Policy Direction

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Mebyon Kernow (MK) Councillors at Cornwall Council have led the criticism of the Council’s ‘Case For Cornwall’ when the proposal to go out to consultation was made.

MK described it as ‘lacking ambition’ and in danger of creating a mere super council that will actually centralise power rather than bringing decision making closer to the people.

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Carmichael: Former Secretary of State for Smears!

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The quotes below are from an article written five years ago in a local newspaper. The Commentator is remarking on the debate within the corridors of Westminster following the decision of an election court that a Labour MP, Phil Woolas, had breached section 106 of the Representation of the People Act 1983. The judges ruled that there should be a fresh election for the seat held.