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Cyclefrance · 05-07-2006, 06:31 AM

Looks like Prescott is going to be investigated by the police for shagging in his office during working hours! Also a growing band of critics wanting to know what he will be doing to justify his ongoing salary and perks (one paper rates these as equivalent to £800,000 per year), as although he keeps his job, he has lost all his responsibilities!

Meantime Blair refusing to respond to a growing army of MPs demanding he sets a timetable for when he will stand down as PM.

Adjustment to final figures for seats lost by Labour which ended up at 319 - while Conservatives gained 316 and Lib Dems gained 2.

A lot of unhappy Labour ministers at Blair's cabinet reshuffle and the Labour Party looking like it is cracking up badly.

All points to a rocky ride over the next few weeks and predictions of an almost inevitable outcome....

View Poll Results: Is Tone Blown? Feelings are mixed - as a distanced observor, what's your view?
Tony's our man - no one could replace him	0	0%
Tony's made some mistakes - a change might be a good idea	1	20.00%
Tony's now become a liability - let the MPs decide his fate	2	40.00%
Tony shouldn't waste time - he should publish a timetable to step down	0	0%
Tony's well past his sell-by date - he should resign now - period	2	40.00%
Voters: 5. You may not vote on this poll

05-07-2006, 06:31 AM	#11
Cyclefrance Pump my ride! Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: Deep countryside of Surrey , England Posts: 1,890	Looks like Prescott is going to be investigated by the police for shagging in his office during working hours! Also a growing band of critics wanting to know what he will be doing to justify his ongoing salary and perks (one paper rates these as equivalent to £800,000 per year), as although he keeps his job, he has lost all his responsibilities! Meantime Blair refusing to respond to a growing army of MPs demanding he sets a timetable for when he will stand down as PM. Adjustment to final figures for seats lost by Labour which ended up at 319 - while Conservatives gained 316 and Lib Dems gained 2. A lot of unhappy Labour ministers at Blair's cabinet reshuffle and the Labour Party looking like it is cracking up badly. All points to a rocky ride over the next few weeks and predictions of an almost inevitable outcome.... __________________ Always sufficient hills - never sufficient gears

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