Blair is on again at G8
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mandragoraHe's flanked by Bush and Chirac, with the other leaders fanning out. I'm glad to see the rallying round - the squabble with Chirac is overshadowed by today.
Have just learned am due in court tomorrow. Luckily, it's a north London court, so if need be I'll drive there if public transport is still not running. I can't get the file, so will have to wing tomorrow's hearing. The office are faxing through the basics but the file is too big to take everything. I expect the opposition to be sympathetic and let me read their papers. That's what happens in situations like this.
The courts are still running, although obviously lots of clients won't be turning up.
The police are trying to downplay it as much as possible. They're saying that you wouldn't notice anything unusual unless you're in the affected areas.
Mainline trains are running.
Have just learned am due in court tomorrow. Luckily, it's a north London court, so if need be I'll drive there if public transport is still not running. I can't get the file, so will have to wing tomorrow's hearing. The office are faxing through the basics but the file is too big to take everything. I expect the opposition to be sympathetic and let me read their papers. That's what happens in situations like this.
The courts are still running, although obviously lots of clients won't be turning up.
The police are trying to downplay it as much as possible. They're saying that you wouldn't notice anything unusual unless you're in the affected areas.
Mainline trains are running.
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Date: 7 July 2005 19:07 (UTC)British policy is sadly to blame for a large part of the fucked-up situation in the Middle East. We don't forget it, we can't forget it.