Do you agree with the Government's new plan to profile "potential criminals and victims?"
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Monday, 21 May 2007
Question of the Week
Monday, 14 May 2007
Question of the Week
Blair claimed that Labour's multi-billion pound programme to renovate England's classrooms illustrated how he had lived up to his now famous promise to prioritise "education, education, and education".
The measure of Mr. Blair's success is dependent on whether you place a greater value on the buildings in which students attend school or the level of education achieved within them.
Do you believe Blair has been successful in his promise to reform education?
For the article relating to this question read Blair Attempts to Promote His Success in Education Reform
Sunday, 6 May 2007
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Does it concern you that Tony Blair intends to use his final weeks in office to surrender British powers to Brussels as part of his drive for a European "legacy" ? Bearing in mind the repercussion this may have on the future of Britain do you believe Blair is more concerned with securing his "legacy" during his final weeks in office or the future of the country?
The article relating to this can be found at Blair's Desire for a European Legacy
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Monday, 30 April 2007
Question of the Week
"Under international laws, the UK does not deport people to regimes where they may face persecution."
Do you agree with Britain's policy that terrorists and criminals (who are not UK citizens) can not be deported to countries where they may face persecution?
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http://bestnewsfirst.blogspot.com/2007/04/two-libyan-terror-suspects-could-be.html