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BoredBloke replied

14 October 2005, 15:25
I don't think he does, but that is no reason to stop implying that he does!
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wendigo100 replied

14 October 2005, 15:14
Originally posted by TonyEnglish

does that leave him free to enter Blairs inner ring once more!!!

Does he bat for the other side as well?
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BoredBloke replied

14 October 2005, 15:04
does that leave him free to enter Blairs inner ring once more!!!
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Clownio replied

14 October 2005, 14:34
Byers gets away with it

Well there's a fu**ing surprise !
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BoredBloke replied

14 October 2005, 14:31
He really is a slimey little c vnt isn't he.
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Fleetwood replied

14 October 2005, 14:09
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zathras started a topic Byers has got away with it

14 October 2005, 14:00
Byers has got away with it

Court rules that Byers is not guilty of misfeanse in Public Office. The teflon has been spread out around the rest of the labour government BBCi

Given a choice of deciding between finding the government at fault and not the judge seems to have fallen on the side of the governent. distinct feelings of Hutton but then I suppose they would be the defendent and therefore are assumed to be innocent.
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