Darling speaking at Mansion House
Peter Hoskin 3:19pmHere, thanks to HM Treasury, is footage of Alistair Darling's speech at Mansion House last night:
Here, thanks to HM Treasury, is footage of Alistair Darling's speech at Mansion House last night:
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June 19th, 2008 3:59pm Report this commentI wonder if Barroso played any part in writing the conclusive part of that speech.
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June 19th, 2008 4:39pm Report this commentWell does George Osborne deserve his Bullingdon Club nickname of "Oik", for turning up to the Mansion House in black tie instead of making the point by wearing full fig. Better than Brown's lounge suits, but even so.
That nickname for a mere heir to a baronetcy does say it all about such men of the people as David Cameron and Boris Johnson, both of whom breezed into the Bullingdon, whereas common little Osborne was almost kept out a few years later.
It also says everything about Osborne's razor-sharp intellect that he is the heir to a baronetcy yet voted to abolish fatherhood.
Meanwhile, anyone will now be able to apply to sit on the Monetary Policy Committee. Any volunteers?
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