David Davis
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Now that the ConDem coalition government has started to bed in and get its feet under the table, it’s business as usual. It will be fascinating to find out how many Labour violations of our civil liberties these people are going to recover. I’m not holding my breath..
A good guide to how life in the UK is changing is Keesing’s Contemporary Archives. Reading the “floor plan” of the week gives you perspective on the laws that are changing, and you guess the Party responsible.
Tony