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Huge row erupts over new £800m Lower Thames Crossing | UK | News - Vimarsana News

Huge row erupts over new £800m Lower Thames Crossing | UK | News

A heated debate over the hold-up of the proposed Lower Thames Crossing erupted which has been on the drawing board since 2009.

Tories need 'geography lessons' after Network North transport pledge includes funding for South - Vimarsana News

Tories need 'geography lessons' after Network North transport pledge includes funding for South

An official document on the 'Network North' scheme outlines plans for rail not only in the North and the Midlands, but also in London and in areas as far south as Devon

Cameron's triumphant return to the Lords shows he's back in his element - Vimarsana News

Cameron's triumphant return to the Lords shows he's back in his element

He even had a stab at defending the Rwanda policy – an idea you just know he thinks is stupid behind closed doors

QUENTIN LETTS: Lord Dave wouldn't be human if his thoughts had not drifted to a Cameron vs Starmer election as he faced the Lords European affairs committee (Tory majority 25, I reckon!) - Vimarsana News

QUENTIN LETTS: Lord Dave wouldn't be human if his thoughts had not drifted to a Cameron vs Starmer election as he faced the Lords European affairs committee (Tory majority 25, I reckon!)

QUENTIN LETTS: David Cameron never sounded so Eurosceptic as when he faced the Lords European affairs committee yesterday.

Cameron's triumphant return to the Lords shows he's back in his element - Vimarsana News

Cameron's triumphant return to the Lords shows he's back in his element

David Cameron appeared before an audience of what looked suspiciously like public schoolboys. Perhaps these children were brought in to lower the average age of the Lords European Scrutiny committee – although even the Foreign Secretary at a sprightly 57 did that. In fairness to the Other Place, it wasn’t only the age which was higher than the average Commons committee; the IQ appeared to be too. ‘’

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