Posts Tagged “Frank Field”
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Gordon Brown Stabbed In The BackPosted by Beau Bo D'Or in Uncategorized, tags: Channel 4 News, Cherie Blair, cherie booth, Current Events, Frank Field, Gordon Brown, john prescott, Labour, listening, local elections, lord levy, Politics
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Gordon Brown – In Need of More CouragePosted by Beau Bo D'Or in Uncategorized, tags: Cherie Blair, cherie booth, Current Events, Frank Field, Gordon Brown, Labour, lord levy, memoirs, Politics, Prescott, ten percent taxHmmm… Viewing this on someone else’s computer, the colour of the door seems all over the place. I may fix it later. Quick fix done…
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2008
Loss of Ten Percent Tax Rate Begins to BitePosted by Beau Bo D'Or in Uncategorized, tags: Alistair Darling, climbdown, Current Events, Denis MacShane, Frank Field, Gordon Brown, Labour, liar, Politics, Tax, ten percent, u-turn
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Gordon Brown’s Climbdown, or was it….Posted by Beau Bo D'Or in Uncategorized, tags: Alistair Darling, climbdown, Current Events, Denis MacShane, Frank Field, Gordon Brown, Labour, liar, Politics, Tax, ten percent, u-turnYesterday’s image for Channel 4 News. If you follow the link above, you’ll also be able to see Matt Buck’s latest animation.
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Nick Robinson Interviews Gordon Brown on 10% TaxPosted by Beau Bo D'Or in Uncategorized, tags: Alistair Darling, Current Events, Denis MacShane, Frank Field, Gordon Brown, Labour, liar, Politics, Tax, ten percent, u-turn
Link to Nick Robinson article.
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Gordon Brown, Ten Percent Tax Rate and Poverty (and a U-Turn)Posted by Beau Bo D'Or in Uncategorized, tags: Alistair Darling, Current Events, Denis MacShane, Frank Field, Gordon Brown, Labour, Politics, Tax, ten percent, u-turnHere’s the animation on the 10p tax rate and Labour’s woes.
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2008
Abolition of the Ten Percent Tax RatePosted by Beau Bo D'Or in Uncategorized, tags: Alistair Darling, Current Events, Denis MacShane, Frank Field, Gordon Brown, Labour, Politics, Tax, ten percentPlease see the next post for the animation. Hopefully a short animation a little later on Wednesday morning on the abolition of the ten percent tax rate and the disconnect between the government and traditional voters.
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