It’s doing my head in that I must have known you 20 odd years ago and can’t work out who you are. Can you drop some clues? (Or just email me. It’s irrelevant to the tasks of the proletariat, I know. But I’m one of those people who sits at the imdb duing movies because it drives me mad if I can’t remember what I’ve seen people in before). I promise not to tell anyone.

Someone in New York is prepared to talk about the OIL for Food and Galloway.

No way he’s going back into the Labour Party.

Perjury Charges.

Desmond recognises the union because the workers on the Express and the Star threatened to strike when he took over in 2001.

A lesson to us all.

It was a comment about an unlikely event but your point is interesting. In such a circumstance would you discriminate between the Mail and Express? I don’t know. And who’d thought it would be Desmond who recognises the NUJ rather than the others.

Also an interesting story in today’s Guardian where the Mirror union, the British Assoc of Journalists, makes a craven appeal for more cash whilst being keen to reassure that their claim is for less than a third of the bonus that the Mirror Group CE is paid! (and with profits at £80m!)

http://business.guardian.co.uk/story/0,,2114575,00.html

That’s what you get with a breakaway moderate union (and too many ‘real’ ones as well).

I hope you’ll be selling your story to a paper that recognises the NUJ.

Of the London-based red tops that’s just the Express and the Star.

If it involves Princess Di on Big Brother you’ll be quids in.

Glad to see you’ve stopped referring to Our Great Leader as ‘Gordon’. Ugh.

hahahahahaha

Some of us where telling you this years ago. But would you ever listen?

Brown hasn’t come to consort with the hard left. He’s come to bury you.

Terrifying, eh?