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David Willetts says that is the contract between the generations is broken.
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I think that Boris Johnson just enhanced his reputation. The Mayor of London Boris Johnson has fallen into a river while launching a drive to urge Londoners to volunteer. While helping to clear up the River Pool in Lewisham, south-east London, he tripped and fell in, getting wet up to around his chest, then stumbled away. Mr Johnson was helped to his feet by volunteers who he was helping remove li...
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Loving it Ken Livingstone on the latest rat to desert Boris' ship... "Tim Parker was supposed to be the cornerstone of Boris Johnson's administration. His exit after just a couple of months in fact confirms the chaos which has existed in Boris Johnson's administration since day one. "This is the third resignation of one of Boris Johnson's most senior officers in only three months - follo...
submitted by BobPiper on 19th Aug 2008 (via bobpiper.co.uk)
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Schoolboy rivalries never quite go away - just look at the ongoing competition between Boris Johnson and David Cameron. Even though it was Cameron who held up Johnson’s arm in a symbolic victory gesture after Boris became Mayor of London in 2008, you wonder if Cameron had his doubts. After all, Cameron never actually approached Johnson about the post, initially choosing Nicholas Boles as the...
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