Ex con to advise Cons on Prison reform

[Bagpuss]

Missed that one, absolute classic!

[hyperD]

Jonathan Aitken to advise on prison reform, what next, Jefferey Archer back to lecture on morals?

It's almost like Cameron trying to help Brown, by shooting himself in the foot

Better was Galloway’s “bon mot du soir” on Question Time:

“Blair's current appointment as a Middle East peace envoy was a bit like posthumously appointing Harold Shipman as chairman of Help the Aged”

[xoggoth]

The only difference between.. oh sod, Tony English beat me to it!

[AtW]

So it's a wise move then by Cameron?

It's not Cameron who did it.

[Bagpuss]

So it's a wise move then by Cameron?

[BoredBloke]

The only difference between this liar and a NL one is this one got caught and was sent down.

[Clippy]

At least he'll be able to speak from experience when he puts forward any proposals.

First recommendation, soap on a rope.

[shaunbhoy]

So you think it's a good thing to have a convicted perjurer advising the shadow cabinet on prison reform. Maybe they could get some crack hos to look into the legalisation of drugs or a fraudster to look into tax reform.

It beggars belief!

Hey? Hiring a host of crooked liars and charlatans to offer advice on policy hasn't prevented NL from retaining office way past their sell-by date! If you can't beat 'em.........

[Bagpuss]

So you think it's a good thing to have a convicted perjurer advising the shadow cabinet on prison reform. Maybe they could get some crack hos to look into the legalisation of drugs or a fraudster to look into tax reform.

It beggars belief!

[Murder1]

At least he'll be able to speak from experience when he puts forward any proposals.

[Bagpuss]

Jonathan Aitken to advise on prison reform, what next, Jefferey Archer back to lecture on morals?

It's almost like Cameron trying to help Brown, by shooting himself in the foot