Monday, January 2, 2012
11:30 AM
There were two words the Prime Minister used more frequently than any other in his New Year message - but what were they and what do they tell us about his hopes for 2012 and Britain’s place in the world?
The two words that crop up over and over again in David Cameron’s New Year message: “British” and “world”.
That’s world, mind you, not so much Europe nor the Eurozone which only get a single mention each. Similarly, the Prime Minister made greater play on the British “people” than the British “government”.
* CLICK the graphic to explore what words Mr Cameron wanted us to pay attention to - and the ones he didn’t mention at all: recession, for example.
As a teenager Matthew Newbury had high hopes of working behind the scenes in the theatre.
5 comments
We all know that the people who caused the problems will be OK. They have sequestrated enough wealth to buy the few bits of the World they have yet to ruin. Just go into administration and make a run for it.
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Mad Brewer
Tuesday, January 3, 2012
dont vote tory.Norfolks vote taken for granted.
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bookworm
Monday, January 2, 2012
dont vote tory.Norfolks vote taken for granted.
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bookworm
Monday, January 2, 2012
Two words crop up with me as well. They are "lying bas*ard" or "talking boll*cks"
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"V"
Monday, January 2, 2012
ed millibands speech . David camerons speech . I think enoch powells famous speech is more in line with what is going to happen in 2012
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milecross
Monday, January 2, 2012