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Nicholas
May 5th, 2008 5:30pmBoris' articulate exposure of this government's ghastly puritanism is excellent and particularly apposite given their imminent hysteria-based legislative agenda which seeks to increase further the number of new criminals in Britain - amongst other joyless things.