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Wednesday 24 September
Who's Liz?
posted by David | 1631 BST | Add comment
The stenographers at the Hutton inquiry do a marvellous job, providing a near-instant record of proceedings, but even they are not infallible.
Today, one line appeared on screen as "Can You give Liz Lordship your full name?".
Lord Hutton is a man of many talents, but I can assure you that Liz is not among his Christian names.
Who's Liz?
posted by David | 1631 BST | Add comment
Westminster or Wales?
posted by David | 1515 BST | Add comment
Remember the days when the Tory leader in the assembly, Nick Bourne, could proudly boast that none of his team would be seeking a seat at Westminster?
No longer. David Davies, the Conservative AM for Monmouth, bids tonight to become the party's candidate for the next general election.
Mr Davies will hope to regain the seat from Labour's Huw Edwards, who ousted the Tory Roger Evans in 1997.
Mr Bourne himself seems to be unsure where he wants to sit.
Today's press release from the hyperactive Bourne fax machine dwells extensively on the Chancellor's Budget
- something the Conservative Party usually leaves to its MPs.
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