House Of Twits

All HoT Tweets

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  @stephen_gilbert: Parliament in the snow #fb http://t.co/HW4QSYSU
  About 17 minutes ago

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  @DaiLlDavies: Apparently Andy Burnham remains stalwart in planning to repeal the Condem NHS Bill. Where's the press coverage??
  About 2 hours ago

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  @ianbirrell: Miliband trying to ramp up the pressure over NHS reforms http://t.co/TEHvLq90
  About 2 hours ago

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  @Northernechoes: BBC News - David Cameron in Plymouth enterprise zone gaffe http://t.co/nNTiDTqJ
  About 3 hours ago

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  @stephentall: Indy on Huhne 'a serious loss to the Cabinet ... a highly effective and committed minister' http://t.co/zRh6lbIG
  About 3 hours ago

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  @igeldard: Boko Haram and the threat of political Islam http://t.co/RNMpzXyq #Nigeria
  About 3 hours ago

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  @chriswiggin: The HouseofTwitsLib Daily is out! http://t.co/e7Lya3jE ▸ Top stories today @aylesburysting @jimmibabe @dickmandrake
  About 4 hours ago

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  @68ron: The HouseOfTwitsLab Daily is out! http://t.co/7u0FNHDb ▸ Top stories today @c_quigley @kerroncross @gavinshuker
  About 4 hours ago

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  @robchilton: The HouseOfTwitsCon Daily is out! http://t.co/78zICLLT ▸ Top stories today @anna1705 @tonyballu @rogerhelmermep @iandgeorge
  About 4 hours ago

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  @c_quigley: Kuwait held snap elections on Thursday. 4 women in last Parliament of 50 seats. None in this one. http://t.co/LPsMntrL
  About 5 hours ago

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  @StuartAndrewMP: Just setting off for a belated Burns Night, a fundraiser for Pudsey Conservatives
  About 5 hours ago

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  @gselmer: Political World by Bob Dylan — http://t.co/ILEWVvUE
  About 5 hours ago

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  @Rosiecosy: The Govt will blame the recession on the one day of snow .
  About 5 hours ago

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  @StephenCanning: Only 16% of Labour Supporters Can See Miliband As Prime Minister http://t.co/UwORzRHR
  About 5 hours ago

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  @Robstick: was there a political message in #bbc playing "I want to break free" and showing Scots flag at end of #sixnations coverage?
  About 5 hours ago

Front Bench Blogs

• Budget hikes voted through

  Posted by Marta Andreasen MEP (@mandreasen) - UKIP
  Thursday, 17th December 2009

  Yesterday the "second reading" of the 2010 EU budget took place. The first version (first reading) of the budget was debated in October and the European Parliament was asking for a 10% increase on 2009. On that ocassion I spoke against ANY increase to the budget. After that a conciliation meeting took place in November, about which I have already commented in this blog, and was a deplorable exercise of hypocrisy. Yesterday they proposed a 6% increase on 2009. This includes a pay rise for all civil servants and members of the European Parliament. Obscene! And the cost of Lisbon treaty implementation is not yet added. What comtempt for taxpayers!  

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