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The Labour spin on the speech

Fraser Nelson 5:34pm

Hilariously, Labour is briefing that Gordon Brown did not watch Cameron's speech. I suspect they wouldn't be saying that if Dave had bombed. The more people I speak to, the greater the reception seems to be. George Osborne was joking that he should photograph and frame yesterday's papers, the best he'd see in a while. Tomorrow's may be just as good for Cameron.

PS Cameron now sitting a few seats down from me on the train in goat class. Letwin in first.
Correction: Though Letwin told me he was going to First ("It is a business trip") he ended up sitting behind Cameron when the leader took his place in cattle class. Second is the new first, Oliver.

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Tiberius

October 4th, 2007 12:23am

Fraser, was there the usual gathering of students with huge backpacks blocking the carriage doorways? How I miss travelling by standard accommodation.

Tiberius

October 4th, 2007 11:15am

Goat is now Nick Robinson's acronym for Government Of All the Talents.

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