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Peter Mandelson went behind Gordon Brown’s back in a last-ditch attempt to snatch the job of EU foreign envoy and abandon the Cabinet, it was claimed last night. Full Article at Daily Mail - UK
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GEORGE WALDEN: Why President Whatsisname and Baroness Who could be the death of the EU dream
Daily Mail - UK
Whatever your view of the European Union, one thing is for sure: it has a genius for making life hard for its supporters. Full Article at Daily Mail - UK
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British Business, Innovation and Skills Minister Lord Mandelson, right, is briefed by Toyota Motor Corps. Vice Chairman Katsuaki Watanabe as he checks out Toyota's Lexus hybrid car model at the British embassy in Tokyo, Japan, Monday, Oct. 5, 2009. View Photo »
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I would like to thank Brendan Barber for the role he has played in brokering a way forward
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Anger at Peter Mandelson's £13m plan for ‘minimalist palace’ after he calls for pay restraint
Daily Mail - UK
With its moody lighting, low-slung sofas and plasma TVs, there is only one Cabinet Minister who would feel truly at home here – this is the £13million new Whitehall ‘palace’ being built for Peter Mandelson. Full Article at Daily Mail - UK
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Gordon Brown is facing demands to make Lord Mandelson foreign secretary in a row that risks tearing apart his government. Full Article at Times Online
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After a byzantine Brussels stitch-up, the appointment to one of the grandest jobs in the European Union was settled by text message. Full Article at Times Online
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British Business, Innovation and Skills Minister Lord Mandelson, right, sits in a driver's seat of Toyota's hybrid car as he is briefed by Toyota Motor Corps. Vice Chairman Katsuaki Watanabe at the British embassy in Tokyo, Japan, Monday, Oct. 5, 2009. View Photo »
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Business secretary Lord Mandelson said the government's empty property tax was 'good for business'. But if charging a hardship tax on real estate firms' vacancies is the government's idea of helping business then I'd hate to see him helping an old lady across the road
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PETER OBORNE: Tony Blair looks haunted, but with new claims that he was behind torture and war lies he's got a lot to be haunted by
Daily Mail - UK
One can only fear for Tony Blair after last Thursday's European summit at Brussels. The former Prime Minister had been intriguing and plotting to be appointed European president ever since he left No 10 more than two years ago. Full Article at Daily Mail - UK
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About Lord Mandelson
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Peter Benjamin Mandelson, currently styling himself Baron Mandelson, PC (born 21 October 1953) is a British Labour politician who is the current Secretary of State for Business, Enterprise and Regulatory Reform, appointed on 3 October 2008. Full Article
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BRIGHTON, ENGLAND - SEPTEMBER 28: Business Secretary Lord Mandelson (L) sits next to Prime Minister Gordon Brown at The Labour Party Conference on September 28, 2009 in Brighton, England.
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BRIGHTON, ENGLAND - SEPTEMBER 28: Business Secretary Lord Mandelson (C) is congratulated by Prime Minister Gordon Brown (R) and Deputy leader Harriet Harman after delivering his speech to the Labour Party Conference on September 28, 2009 in Brighton, England.
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I would like to thank Brendan Barber for the role he has played in brokering a way forward
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Business secretary Lord Mandelson said the government's empty property tax was 'good for business'. But if charging a hardship tax on real estate firms' vacancies is the government's idea of helping business then I'd hate to see him helping an old lady across the road
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He reformed the Labour Party and built up the case for New Labour. I saw him do the same in Northern Ireland
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This is Lord Mandelson's revenge for our defeating him a few months ago over his plans to privatise the Royal Mail.
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Last week, Ken Clarke was saying I should not intervene in the postal dispute, today, George Young is saying that I should. They are completely at odds.
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It's quite clear that there's been a concerted effort by the management and certain leading figures in the Government, Lord Mandelson for instance, to provoke this action when they should be using their energies to conciliate and get Acas involved
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I congratulate both Jenson Button and the Brawn team. It is a fitting tribute to the Brawn team. UK motor sport contributes 3.6 billion pounds to the economy as well as provide highly-skilled engineering jobs.
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We are absolutely clear that the real truth behind this dispute is that Lord Mandelson clearly feels it is payback time because we defeated him on privatisation. Lord Mandelson is backing the same people he said did not have the expertise to deal with the transformation of the business.
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If we are going to be more for example in childcare, for schools, then we're going to have to do some less of other things within that department, as Ed Balls made clear recently
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Clearly business secretary Lord Mandelson is out of step with public opinion and should think again
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Many in the northern regions of the country have been hardest hit by the recession and they have become insecure and uncertain about their jobs and future employment. I think many people by the turn of the year will start to become more encouraged as the economy picks up.
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While we and management are working hard to reach an agreement, Lord Mandelson is misrepresenting the facts to Parliament and undermining any progress being made in the talks.
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the commitment that Tata is showing in the highly-skilled workforce employed by Jaguar Land Rover in the West Midlands and Merseyside, as well as the top-class models it produces
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The Government, chiefly the Prime Minister and Lord Mandelson, has been pivotal to reaching agreement today.
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The idea that Lord Mandelson would be inhibited by a bout of shyness is unimaginable.
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People in the audience gave Pat McFadden a good message to take back to Gordon Brown and Lord Mandelson that the whole of Teesside expects the government to support Corus on Teesside. We need to ensure that we get over this blip in the market, so when we come out of the other side there will still be a ...
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I have been wondering what sort of job I should offer Lord Mandelson
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Lord Mandelson's announcement of an extension to the car scrappage scheme is an extremely important decision that will inspire consumer and business confidence
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The Prime Minister and Lord Mandelson are continually reminding us that Britain’s future lies in supporting new technologies. I am trying to play my part in helping this effort.
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Lord Mandelson's attempt to spin his way out of trouble has left Gordon Brown high and dry - exposing the prime minister's mantra of 'Labour investment versus Tory cuts' as bogus and unprincipled
SOURCE: ePolitix
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