Hooray! The wicked witch is dead!
Humiliated Blair may abandon terror Bill
By George Jones, Political Editor(Filed: 09/03/2005)
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/main.jhtml?xml=/news/2005/03/09/nterr09.xml&sSheet=/
news/2005/03/09/ixnewstop.html
(That's right, Telegraph. You heard me.)
Tony Blair faces the humiliation today of bowing to Tory and Liberal Democrat demands to water down the Government's anti-terror proposals or risk losing the entire Prevention of Terrorism Bill only weeks before an expected general election.
The Government suffered another heavy defeat in the House of Lords last night when peers voted overwhelmingly in favour of a "sunset clause" limiting the life of proposed powers to impose control orders on terrorist suspects.
YES THAT'S RIGHT SPORTS FANS, EVEN THE EVIL CONSERVATIVES REALISE
THIS BILL IS DANGEROUS. THEIR FIRST COMPLAINT RESULTED IN THE NAME OF THE BILL BEING CHANGED FROM THE 'ESTABLISHMENT OF A TOTALITARIAN REGIME ACT, 2005.'
Government forced into climbdown over terror bill
JAMES KIRKUP POLITICAL CORRESPONDENT
Key points• More Terror Bill troubles for Tony• House of Lords put up resistance to plan • Government may be forced to give ground
Key quote"The Prime Minister should face reality and appreciate there are serious concerns across the parties about this bill which threatens our civil liberties." - David Davis, Tory shadow home secretary
By George Jones, Political Editor(Filed: 09/03/2005)
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/main.jhtml?xml=/news/2005/03/09/nterr09.xml&sSheet=/
news/2005/03/09/ixnewstop.html
(That's right, Telegraph. You heard me.)
Tony Blair faces the humiliation today of bowing to Tory and Liberal Democrat demands to water down the Government's anti-terror proposals or risk losing the entire Prevention of Terrorism Bill only weeks before an expected general election.
The Government suffered another heavy defeat in the House of Lords last night when peers voted overwhelmingly in favour of a "sunset clause" limiting the life of proposed powers to impose control orders on terrorist suspects.
YES THAT'S RIGHT SPORTS FANS, EVEN THE EVIL CONSERVATIVES REALISE
THIS BILL IS DANGEROUS. THEIR FIRST COMPLAINT RESULTED IN THE NAME OF THE BILL BEING CHANGED FROM THE 'ESTABLISHMENT OF A TOTALITARIAN REGIME ACT, 2005.'
Government forced into climbdown over terror bill
JAMES KIRKUP POLITICAL CORRESPONDENT
Key points• More Terror Bill troubles for Tony• House of Lords put up resistance to plan • Government may be forced to give ground
Key quote"The Prime Minister should face reality and appreciate there are serious concerns across the parties about this bill which threatens our civil liberties." - David Davis, Tory shadow home secretary
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