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You are currently browsing the archives for the TV/Films category. Archive for the 'TV/Films' Category. Laquo; Previous Entries. Tuesday, November 11th, 2008. His show is definitely a contrast from traditional stand up shows, but undoubtedly still funny. If you’ve seen the show live, then you can relive your favourite moments, or if you haven’t seen it then this is a great introduction to his surreal world of comedy. You can get Bill Bailey -Tinselworm. From Amazon now for 12.98. Gavin and Stacey Series 2.
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The New Pink » Blog Archive » Bill Bailey- Tinselworm
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Laquo; Scarf Searching. His show is definitely a contrast from traditional stand up shows, but undoubtedly still funny. If you’ve seen the show live, then you can relive your favourite moments, or if you haven’t seen it then this is a great introduction to his surreal world of comedy. You can get Bill Bailey -Tinselworm. From Amazon now for 12.98. This entry was posted on Tuesday, November 11th, 2008 at 6:13 am and is filed under Comedy. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0.
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Political Chick » Blog Archive » Are We Heading Towards a Recession?
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Laquo; Interest Rates Hit 5.75%. Consumers Reclaim Mis-sold PPI. Are We Heading Towards a Recession? The big question bouncing around this week is “Will the UK’s debts drag the economy into a recession? 8221; The average household owes almost as much as their yearly earnings now, money has been too easy to borrow and naturally the UK has taken advantage of the situation allowing for bigger and better assets and more disposable incomes. Will US house prices continue to fall? Slice Of The City.
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Political Chick » Blog Archive » Brown Bottles It
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Laquo; Consumers Reclaim Mis-sold PPI. Gordon Brown will not call a general election this autumn, Cameron must be kicking himself after the effort he put into that speech! Since Blair left, Brown has had a lot to live up to, we have recently seen foot-and-mouth disease in the UK, floods and a financial crises. What will Brown have to come up against next? This entry was posted on Sunday, October 7th, 2007 at 7:33 pm and is filed under Government. Feed Both comments and pings are currently closed.
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Political Chick » Blog Archive » Harriet Harman is New Deputy Leader
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Laquo; Tories to Continue Blairs Public Service Reform. Harriet Harman is New Deputy Leader. After an intense seven week competition Harriet Harman has won the position of Labour’s deputy leader replacing John Prescott. The 56 year old won by just less than 1%, pipping favourite Alan Johnson at the post. Johnson received 49.6% of the votes and Harman secured 50.4% after the four other contestants second choices were redistributed. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0.
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Tories to Continue Blairs Public Service Reform. May 30th, 2007. Concerns over Gordon Brown’s intentions as Prime Minister are continuing to surface in the news. An article on the BBC News Website discusses why the Conservatives are the best party to carry on Mr. Blair’s public service work. Read more over at BBC News. Comments Off on Tories to Continue Blairs Public Service Reform. Interest Rates Expected to Rise Again. May 17th, 2007. We’ll have to wait and see. Posted in Housing Market. May 17th, 2007.
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Political Chick » Blog Archive » Schwarzenegger Visits Blair
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Laquo; Harriet Harman is New Deputy Leader. The New Labour Cabinet. Californian governor Arnold Schwarzenegger went to Downing Street today to visit Tony Blair on his last full day as Prime Minister. The two politicians made a deal last year related to lowering carbon emissions and Schwarzenegger thanked Blair for his “great leadership and great friendship”. Blair will step down as the PM tomorrow lunch time and Gordon Brown will take over his roles. Feed Both comments and pings are currently closed.
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Political Chick » 2007 » December
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You are currently browsing the Political Chick. Weblog archives for December, 2007. Archive for December, 2007. Thursday, December 6th, 2007. Property prices have dropped for the third month in a row and the bank of England is feeling the pressure to cut interest rates as trading slows this Christmas. Jonathan Davis who spoke on behalf of House Price Crash. Check out the video below from BBC News:. Posted in Housing Market. Political Chick is proudly powered by WordPress. Slice Of The City.
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Political Chick » 2007 » November
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You are currently browsing the Political Chick. Weblog archives for November, 2007. Archive for November, 2007. Thursday, November 29th, 2007. According to mortgage lender Nationwide, UK house prices have seen the sharpest fall during November than recorded in the last 12 years. In some areas the fall has been by as much as 0.8% from the beginning to end of the month. A cool down in the market has been a hot topic of discussion throughout 2007, is the market finally correcting itself? Slice Of The City.
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Political Chick » Blog Archive » Interest Rates Hit 5.75%
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Laquo; A Smoke Free England is Finally Here. Are We Heading Towards a Recession? Interest Rates Hit 5.75%. Mortgages and loan repayments continue to increase throughout the UK with interest rates now risen another .25% to 5.75%. Seriously, how long can this continue for? We have already been warned that the price of flats are levelling off due to less demand, so how long can it be until the next house price crash? You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0. Slice Of The City.
