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LABOUR IS STILL BLIND TO THE THREAT FROM IMMIGRATION

THE appointment of tough-talking Phil Woolas as Immigration Minister raised hopes that Labour had finally woken up to the folly of its “no limits” policy.

Leo McKinstry

THE Labour Government’s unerring instinct for useless meddling has suddenly focused on the vexed issue of prostitution.

Ann Widdecombe

IN a long list of instructions to civil servants, Liam Byrne, Gordon Brown’s new enforcer, asks them not to tell him what they think he should know but what they expect he might be asked.

David Robson

THIS is no time for backward steps my friends; this is not the moment to lose the rhythm of victory that has brought us here.

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Patrick O'Flynn

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Mick Dennis

LIVERPOOL should hold fire on their scorn about this week’s little pantomime involving Steven Gerrard.

Vanessa Feltz

Feral youth, a bit like credit crunch, has become a phrase that falls trippingly off the tongue.

Leo McKinstry

LABOUR'S long years of misrule are turning Britain into a train-wreck of a country.

DESPITE his commitment to Kate Middleton, as emphasised by her appearance at last night’s Highgrove party, certain friends of Prince William have been urging him to enjoy himself and play the field while he can during his ongoing service with the RAF.