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» Friday, May 26, 2006

Holiday

Asked about the Prime Minister’s holiday plans, the PMOS said that the Prime Minister would be taking a short break next week. He added that although he didn’t comment on travel plans he could confirm that every piece of speculation he had seen so far had been wrong.

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Who cares where he goes? The question should be, "Why does he come back?"
Perhaps we can get his and his fellow conspirator, Gordon Brown extradited to Scotland, for offending public decency?
Comment by Della Petch — 27 May 2006 on 2:17 pm | Link
I’d pay for a train ticket to Scotland for them both, just so England can see the back of them and get its own Parliament.
The days of the Scottish Raj are coming to an end
Comment by Nikki Chipman — 27 May 2006 on 2:23 pm | Link
The Blair’s should make it a working holiday and take a few copies of the Hutton report to sign and auction them for a bit of spending money.

I hope they are staying somewhere for free, so that they can put a bit extra in their pension funds and not waste money actually paying for something.
Comment by Stephen Gash — 27 May 2006 on 2:35 pm | Link
The Blair’s should make it a working holiday and take a few copies of the Hutton report to sign and auction them for a bit of spending money.

I hope they are staying somewhere for free, so that they can put a bit extra in their pension funds and not waste money actually paying for something.
Comment by Stephen Gash — 27 May 2006 on 2:37 pm | Link

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