Here are some of the things that the press are saying today (I omit
the Guardian only because it doesn't appear very interested!)
But beyond these is the most astonishing (NOT the most important but
the most astonishing) headline today! - viz "Clean up toxic assets
quicker, Darling urges US"
Some comment is badly needed.
-Firstly he chickened out from facing his critics in the House of
Commons by clearing off to Washington earlier than he need have done.
-Secondly, presiding over the world's worst performing economy,
condemned to two decades of austerity because of his and Brown's
mismanagement, he nevertheless has the nerve to lecture the Americans
on cleaning up toxic assets, when the main cause of British banks
still malfunctioning is that their toxic assets have not been cleared up
-Thirdly the prat cleartly hasn't a clue at the British reaction to
such callous arrogance. Who the hell does he think he is?
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The Press and The Crisis 25.4.09
THE TIMES
Debt interest could bankrupt us Ian King
I was always a Labour man - until now Giles Coren
Cameron must put himself in sharper focus Matthew Parris
Dishonesty and the budget Leader
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TELEGRAPH
We'll be lucky to get a bowl of soup Simon Heffer
Michelle Obama's vegetable plot an inspiration Vicki Woods
We should cut our ties with school uniform Bryony Gordon
Has there ever been a worse time to be rich? Gordon Rayner
Out of disaster comes political liberation Leader
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INDEPENDENT
Take on those Goliaths of bureacracy Amy Jenkins
Stark questions posed by desperate budget Leader
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Why Brown will not stop culture of corruption Peter Oborne
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EXPRESS
Our country needs a new government without delay
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SUN
Down to David
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