19 - More potassium than DMil's banana
*waves to everyone who is still around*
It's great to still see people prompting and writing :) We may have lost a few people on the way but we also had some new intake. Thanks for keeping this place alive!
Let's hope that conference season and the next election will help to pick up the pace a bit.
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It's great to still see people prompting and writing :) We may have lost a few people on the way but we also had some new intake. Thanks for keeping this place alive!
Let's hope that conference season and the next election will help to pick up the pace a bit.
The ususal stuff:
1) All fills for prompts of ( Read more... )
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H/C with Ed Balls trying to reassure him, or storming over to EMil and threatening to resign (or just punching him) if he doesn't keep Andy where he is, or demanding that he at least end the cruel suspense and give them a verdict before Andy angsts himself to death, or offering his own sexual favours/eternal loyalty/baking skills in return for letting Andy keep his brief.
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(Er, reading back over the other Burnballs prompt I realize there's some overlap in the H/C dimension. Oops. Sorry. My prompt doesn't need to have a happy ending, though.)
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Mr Clegg is said to have told Mr Cameron privately that he would be reluctant to go into government with Labour leader Ed Miliband - despite claiming in public that he would be happy to negotiate with whoever has the most MPs after the election.
The claims, which were denied by Downing Street last night, are made in a new book by journalist Matthew d’Ancona, who has enjoyed privileged access to the Conservative leadership before and after the last election.
Mr d’Ancona writes: ‘From time to time, he (Mr Cameron) would raise the question of a second coalition with Clegg. “If we did it again,” he mused to the Deputy Prime Minister, “I’d have to seek collective permission”.’Make of this what you like ( ... )
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Excerpts from that book are very interesting too.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/politics/david-cameron/10340265/Inside-the-Coalition-the-Tories-secret-plan-for-power.html
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@ChrisBryantMP: Congrats to Gove on losing 2 st. I claim small credit for telling him in tearoom that he was in danger of putting tummy on despatch box
Anything with this!
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