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» Tuesday, October 31, 2006

Cash for Honours

Asked if the Prime Minister had had his collar felt today as the question was not asked this morning the PMOS said no he had not, but said the journalist should not worry as Cathy Newman from Channel 4 had been on the ‘phone to check.

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"Cash for Honours " makes a mockery of Democracy and will be the death-knell for Parliament.

You don’t need to ‘donate’ \xA3m’s to become a Lord.Just add ‘Lord’ on as your first Christian name by Deed Poll,(This is perfectly legal),then have have your licence,credit cards,passport altered to include this.
Just remember ,don’t use a comma, otherwise someone could mistake your first christian name as a title…..
Lord Frank Murray.
Comment by Frank Murray — 30 Nov 2006 on 4:26 pm | Link

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