Peter Hain is back at the Welsh Office. Is it because of his brilliance? When Gordon sacked him last time it was for incompetence.
Big Don’s Westminster Windfall – an update
No wonder devo-sceptic and arch-nationalistophobe Don Touhig and his Labour MP chums aren’t keen to cut the knot with Westminster. They’ve so much to lose. Not only are they members of one of the UK’s smartest, richest and most exclusive clubs – hobnobbing with the ‘great and good’ the likes of Gordon Brown, Darling, Milliband, Straw, Balls, Blears and a whole host of other sparkling and significant characters – but it’s good for the bank balance as well.
Liebour’s pathetic pigeon shadow soup
Liebour has sucked the political blood of Wales dry for nigh on a century. Now, with their teeth drawn after the greatest election loss since the Second World War in 2008, the vampires have become clowns, frightened of the inevitable dawning of the New Wales, terrified of the solid stake of Welsh oak aimed at their collective heart.
WRU – a self-serving claque of sycophants
Clearly, it’s time for change. The WRU must adopt a symbol that represents Wales, not some alien monarchy. Roger Lewis, Dai Pickering and the rest must be forcefully reminded that they run the Welsh Rugby Union, and that it represents the Welsh nation. They should stop regarding it as their ticket to a knighthood.
Are you PC enough to get finance?
It now appears that it is more important to be Politically Correct than financially correct (viable business) when attempting to access financial support from the newly nationalised banks like LloydsTSB or RBS.
Banking is now a political problem
A couple of new articles from Adam Price MP and the BBC’s Robert Peston illustrate how politicians cannot now avoid dealing with banking issues.
Are you a criminal?
Make sure that you report all your neighbours, colleagues and friends before they do you first.

