Ireland
8 February 2010 0 Comments
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digg_title = ‘Two lessons in politics and government from Ireland’;
digg_bodytext = ‘Irlande, Nul Points
First the mildly funny story. It emerged this morning that since 2003, more than 18,000 people cases of serious road traffic offences have been brought to court in Ireland and convicted of. Of those, it would appear that just over [...]
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11 May 2009 0 Comments
Almost a year since the last ‘Who Governs’, here’s the comprehensive story of what’s happening in the world.
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