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West Lothian Question

Asked whether the Government would consider adjusting voting on English-only bills, the PMS said that it was not for him to respond to these proposals from the Conservative Party; that was for the Labour Party to do. On the general question, the Prime Minister was a very strong supporter of the Union and was very sceptical of any proposals that would put the Union at risk.

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Its about time that Scotland was granted independance and we could then greatly reduce the number of MPs in Westminister. And whilst they are at it they could stop all the problems in Cyprus by recognising the TRNC.
If Britain is worried about the Bases on South Cyprus they could be given to the Europe as a home for the new European army.
Comment by Neil Regan — 2 Jul 2008 on 7:45 am | Link
English Home Rule,is the only answer,the media are very selective of what they report,especially regarding the English,what they truly want, what they feel,& how fed up they are with this,unbalanced Union !With Celtic Discrimination & sectarianism ! so what will the English finally accept ! A English Parliamrnt !
Comment by Len Chapman — 2 Jul 2008 on 8:02 am | Link
English parliament,is the only answer,the media are very selective of what they report,especially regarding the English,what they truly want, what they feel,& how fed up they are with this,unbalanced Union !With Celtic Discrimination & sectarianism ! so what will the English finally accept ! A English Parliamrnt !
Comment by Len Chapman — 2 Jul 2008 on 8:10 am | Link

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