Yesterday’s competition to win a copy of the book of the film Taking Liberties drew few entries, maybe because it was too hard. No winner, which will come as a relief to Reeta Chakrabarti, who could have easily won a free book herself.
Today’s competition is to explain the Tory Grammar School policy in 50 words or less. Best entry wins. Guido’s definition of best is a mystery.
Answers in the comments please.
BBC Bias Investigation Collars Basil Brush – The Sun
Drug Cartels Say “Ban Mephedrone!” – ASI Blog
Boot-Boy Tebbit Chases the Dragon – Telegraph
Can Gordon Brown Handle the Real World, Honestly? – Times
Labour’s Brave New Strategy - Dizzy
Mephedrone: Dealing with the Facts – ASI blog
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Nick Clegg said…
“Charlie Whelan and Lord Ashcroft are exactly the same. One is the baron of the trade unions, and the other one is the baron of Belize. Both are bankrolling political parties, both are trying to buy seats.”
+ Crude (June)
As of 16 Mar 2010
-Gilts (Mar)
As of 26 Feb 2010
Flat – No Positions
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