It has been announced in the Costa Del Sol News today that from 13 June 2007 the Spanish Authorities are introducing Advance Passenger Information (API) – Spain will be the first EU country to introduce it for those entering the country, Other member countries are expected to adopt the practice next year.
From Wednesday 13 June […]
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Labour may have broken electoral law by accepting low-interest loans
‘Labour’s £14 million in secret loans from wealthy individuals were secured on preferential terms that could have breached electoral law, it was claimed yesterday.
In a significant development in the cash-for-peerages investigation, the Electoral Commission revealed for the first time details of the terms of all outstanding […]
Chancellor’s writing reveals his judgement is flawed, say Tories
‘Relations between Gordon Brown and his Conservative shadow reached new depths of animosity yesterday after the Tories cited handwriting analysis claiming that the Chancellor’s judgement is flawed.
George Osborne, the Shadow Chancellor, said that he had hired a handwriting expert to analyse Mr Brown’s character — and the […]
Cameron holds secret talks with EU leader over climate change
‘David Cameron has held secret talks with the head of the European Commission over tackling climate change, a sign that he is prepared to work with Brussels on his green agenda.
Despite his reluctance to mention Europe publicly, the Tory leader showed that in private he […]
Class attack by Blears on Tories
‘Labour revived the language of class warfare yesterday as the party’s chairman initiated a ferocious attack on David Cameron based on his privileged background.
Hazel Blears cast doubt on the Tory leader’s credentials by asking why he felt the need to surround himself with so many Old Etonians, and attacked him […]
How deprivation helped the Quiet Man to find his voice
‘IAIN DUNCAN SMITH looks the same as he always did: smart, tidy, the old military bearing topped by the familiar neat crescent of white hair. A signet ring glinting on his little finger, he welcomed us into his opulent office in the House of Commons and […]
Thatcher praises Friedman, her freedom fighter
‘Milton Friedman, the free market economist who inspired Margaret Thatcher’s economic reforms of the 1980s, died yesterday aged 94.
His theory that inflation resulted from too much money chasing too few goods inspired a generation of central bankers and played a pivotal role in forming the governing philosophies of Lady Thatcher […]
Queen’s Speech Reaction
PM backs ‘heavyweight’ Chancellor for election
‘TONY BLAIR predicted that Gordon Brown would lead Labour to a fourth successive term yesterday, suggesting that the next election would be fought between a “flyweight” David Cameron and the “heavyweight” Chancellor.
The Prime Minister roused Labour MPs by delivering his most explicit endorsement yet of Mr Brown, combining […]
Queen’s Speech
Lack of fizz in Queen’s Speech shows Blair’s bubble has burst
‘The Queen could be forgiven for stifling a yawn as she reads the speech her ministers have written for her to deliver at today’s State Opening of Parliament.
Not only has most of it been leaked umpteen times, thereby removing any element of surprise that […]
Tories to encourage entrepreneurs
‘The Conservative Party will launch a “Campaign for Enterprise” today to counter what the shadow chancellor has described as Gordon Brown’s “obsession with meddling and regulation”.
The campaign will be led by the Small Business Bureau, the think tank that once influenced Margaret Thatcher’s enterprise policies and which has recently returned to the […]
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