Tribune contents 29 June 2007
In this week's Tribune:
- Social housing back on the agenda
- Ed Balls on global financial inclusion
- Taking on the Tories over Europe
- What's wrong with Gordon Brown
- Private equity managers turn Britain into banana republic.
In this week's Tribune:
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We are told, the new foreign secretary is both strong and tough - good job, because only the best is good enough.
The creamiest grin, the whitest smile
The goodness that's in Labour guile
Pencil sketch.
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Congratulations to former chief whip Jacqui Smith. A pencil sketch 'first go'. She seems to have inherited some of Margaret Beckett's teeth...
And, on the 'other' news about Tony Blair being interviewed for a third time about cash for honours, we refer you to something done not-so-long ago.
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