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Davis to debate civil liberties



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FORMER Tory frontbencher David Davis will share a platform with veteran left-winger Tony Benn today as he continues his bid to be re-elected to the House of Commons.
Mr Davis returned to his former Haltemprice and Howden constituency in East Yorkshire yesterday after he resigned as an MP this week.

He is due in Hull to debate civil liberties with the former Labour cabinet minister at Hymer's College.





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  • Last Updated: 21 June 2008 11:56 AM
  • Source: Edinburgh Evening News
  • Location: Edinburgh
  • Related Topics: Conservative Party
 
1

Mark Fae Partick,

Glasgow 21/06/2008 17:34:57
Will his comments be recorded?, will he be filmed?, we should be told (in 42 days)
2

Cynicaltalk,

21/06/2008 17:55:41
The mans a plonker.

Made a stand in order to get noticed and it backfired on him and the tories.
3

Jwil,

21/06/2008 21:55:11
A man of principle.
4

No 42 days,

22/06/2008 09:42:41
I admire him for his courage. Now he needs to defect to UKIP, where the real work can begin.
5

John Knox furr First Meenister,

High St, Embra 22/06/2008 12:16:40
#3 a man of principle?? He supports 4 weeks detention but not 6 weeks. Is the difference between those a matter of principle or just one of judgement?
He's a self important plum.

 

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