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LABOUR'S OIL WINDFALL HAS ALREADY BEEN SQUANDERED

HIGH oil prices are sucking the prosperity out of Britain.

John Dillon

HARRY REDKNAPP could have been the manager of Newcastle instead of Portsmouth this week.

John Ingham

FARMERS often get a bad press – not least in this column – but this endangered breed needs some tender loving care.

Frederick Forsyth

LAST WEEK, watching BBC1’s Question Time, I witnessed the plumptious Piers Morgan, jowls a-quiver, shouting: “Get in there.”

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PM must roll back power of the State to cut taxes

GORDON Brown yesterday made a typically clunking attempt to show he is in charge of the political agenda by unveiling plans for lots of new parliamentary Bills.

Leo McKinstry

THE DISASTROUS bankruptcy of the Labour Government has been on full display this week.

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Macer Hall

BRANDED a serial ditherer and a drifter, Gordon Brown’s sense of direction seems now to have deserted him altogether.

Ann Widdecombe

RECENTLY I have been spending my days studying girl gangs in various parts of the country for a TV documentary and am still coming to terms with what I have learned.

Mick Dennis

SIR Alex Ferguson’s wife, Cathy, doesn’t want him hanging about at home, lambasting flowers in the garden for not growing quickly enough.

Patrick O'Flynn

THERE ARE two years until the next general election is likely to be held, but I’ve some news for Labour, Tory and Lib Dem supporters alike: the result is already a foregone conclusion.

I AM NOW 53 but when I was young I suffered from anorexia. I am still underweight although I have a healthy diet, apart from a lack of dairy foods. My arms and legs ache a lot and I wonder whether I might have osteoporosis. Is there a test I could ask my GP for?

Vanessa Feltz

THINK what you will about Cherie Blair whizzing out an urgent memoir to bash Brown and maximise profits; bits of her book are profoundly moving.

Leo McKinstry

AFTER its drubbing in local elections and its record-breaking plunge in the opinion polls, Labour has abandoned any pretence of integrity or moderation.

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