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‘Will you join me,” Sir George Young (Con) asked the Rt Hon Harriet Harman (Lab) in the Commons last week, “in condemning the prime minister for launching a class war against those with aristocratic connections who were educated at a public school?”... Full Article at Times Online
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Royal Bank of Scotland has indicated it will bow to pressure to slash executive bonuses after a bruising row with the Treasury, it emerged today. Full Article at Daily Mail - UK
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Royal Bank of Scotland's plan to pay £1.5bn in bonuses at its investment arm occupies many of the papers. "Let the greedy bankers go" cries the Daily Mirror, as it reports what it calls "scandalous" plans. Full Article at BBC News
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Cabinet ministers were understood to be deeply uncomfortable about the Prime Ministers decision to target the private schooling and privileged backgrounds of senior Tories. Full Article at Daily Express
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MPs who arrived at work yesterday hoping to resume Gordon Brown's newly unveiled strategy of Eton-bashing class warfare were bound to be disappointed. For one thing the prime minister rarely sticks to a strategy for long. Full Article at Comment Is Free
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Class war, day two, got off to a distinctly bizarre start when two of the poshest people in the Commons took up the battle. Full Article at Times Online
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Lord Mandelson said bankers needed to show restraint 'by not returning to that bonus culture'. Full Article at Guardian Unlimited
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The problem with the banking system is that that it exists in an esoteric bubble of its own making, quite divorced from the normal discipline of the market i.e.that if you make too many wrong decisions, you fail. Full Article at The Telegraph
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The prime minister was "absolutely right" to say that Spain is a member of the g20 as it is part of the "g20 plus", the Commons leader has said. Full Article at ePolitix
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Three stocking fillers for footie fans this week, kicking off with Pittodrie Idols: The Story of Aberdeen's Cult Heroes. Full Article at The Sunday Mail
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Harriet Harman, the Leader of the House of Commons, today condemned the RBS board as irresponsible and reckless and accused the executives of having no recognition of the public fury over bonuses. Full Article at Times Online
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Backing: Harriet Harman has pushed the equality bill through the Common Harriet Harman's flagship legislation to tackle inequality cleared the Commons tonight, amid protests that it promoted positive discrimination. Full Article at Daily Mail - UK
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Claire Ellicott, Daily Mail 30 November 2009 Some 32% of women returning to work after having a child think they have hit an invisible 'maternal wall' in the workplace that reduces their chances of promotion. Full Article at This Is Money
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The Crown Prosecution Service said last week that Harriet Harman would be prosecuted for alleged motoring offences. Full Article at Times Online
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You couldn't make it up. First, it was compulsory sex education for teenagers. Now, five-year-olds are going to be taught it's wrong to beat women. Full Article at The Independent
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GIVING women a lengthy period of maternity leave could mean they miss out on highflying jobs, a new study has revealed. Full Article at Times Online
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Harriet presents a case for herself as a penal reformer NOBODY doubts Harriet Harman’s dedication to the feminist cause. Full Article at Times Online
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There's gathering angst around the modest proposals for strengthening the Commons from the special committee chaired by Labour's Dr Tony Wright. Full Article at BBC - Mark D'Arcy Blog
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When David Miliband is at the despatch box, television monitors around the Palace of Westminster flash up his name. 'Mr David Miliband - South Shields,' it says. Same with other MPs. Their constituencies are always listed. Full Article at Daily Mail - UK
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"Achievable" but radical change to rebuild parliament's independence from the executive, including a new body of elected backbenchers responsible for organising Commons business, is proposed today by a prestigious select committee set up by Gordon... Full Article at Guardian Unlimited
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LONDON, UNITED KINGDOM - NOVEMBER 08: (EMBARGOED FOR PUBLICATION IN UK NEWSPAPERS UNTIL 48 HOURS AFTER CREATE DATE AND TIME) Liberal Democrat Leader Nick Clegg MP, Conservative Party Leader David Cameron MP and Prime Minister Gordon Brown attend the Remembrance Sunday Service at the Cen...
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BRIGHTON, ENGLAND - OCTOBER 01: Prime Minister Gordon Brown and Deputy leader Harriet Harman applaud the crowd at the close of the Labour Party Conference in the Brighton Centre on October 1, 2009 in Brighton, England.
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Of course it's right we should rebuild public trust and confidence after the concern about expenses, but Nick Clegg seems to be somewhat behind the curve here. We have already passed legislation which became an Act of Parliament in the summer which will make sure that MPs no longer set our allowance sys...
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Pol Pot may have quailed at the thought of it, but Harriet Harman must be proud [of]
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Tony Blair said that New Labour will have come of age when Labour loves Peter ... Gordon talked about his special relationship with Peter. And as for me and Peter, I think it's taken us both by surprise. Things are moving so fast I'm even thinking of taking him home to meet my mum.
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There is sufficient evidence and it is in the public interest to prosecute the Rt Hon Harriet Harman MP for the offences of driving without due care and attention and driving whilst using a hand-held mobile telephone in relation to an incident on 3 July 2009 in Peckham, London.
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And, while we at The Spectator are not the most enthusiastic supporters of Harriet Harman's agenda, not even our own Rod Liddle could deny that she has powerfully advanced this agenda - not least in the form of the Equality Bill. The girl done good.
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We want to be in government, we want another term for the Labor Party
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Harriet Harman says if you are employing a proper central London cleaning agency who pay their employees properly there is very little you can afford on £40 cleaning a week. You're going to get virtually nothing from this. An MP who has someone who cleans their London flat and has their shirts ironed wi...
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Harriet Harman still has some work to do here.
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