Sunday
What more compassionate way to open than by allowing Mrs Spelperson to lead us in prayer at an inclusive service for all faiths and none at Birmingham’s historic yet modern town hall? (Some of us need to pray harder than others of course, especially those who might have broken parliamentary expenses rules, but we’ll say no more about that now.) To give things an urban edge, our special music guest stars will perform hip hop hymns. As you know, Dave has always been a big fan of gangsta rap. Can’t wait to hear ‘I Vow to Thee, Emcee, My Country’!
In the conference hall: ‘Get To Know Birmingham’ with Andrew Mitchell, our very own Brummie! (It’s true. He was educated at Rugby, which is just down the road according to my map); Boris Johnson, on dismantling Heathrow, becoming the next leader of the Conservative party and other blue skies thinking; Liam Fox, on how the bond of trust has broken down between our leaders and the massed ranks (that’s Gordon and the armed forces, not Dave and the Tory grass-roots, obviously); Nations and regions: Quick speeches about N.
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