The government seems to be leaning over backwards to keep MPs informed on events in Libya.
Not only is Foreign Secretary William Hague likely to make another statement to the Commons tomorrow, but there could also be another debate on Monday, only seven days after the previous debate.
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Comment number 1.
At 23rd Mar 2011, barriesingleton wrote:This comment was removed because the moderators found it broke the house rules. Explain.
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Comment number 2.
At 23rd Mar 2011, stevie wrote:half a mill for a cruise missile, Libya costing 2 mill a day and we are closing down libraries and kids playgroups...tell me there is a reason for all this....
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At 23rd Mar 2011, barriesingleton wrote:FUNNY YOU SHOULD ASK (#2)
The answer to your question is 'blown away' at #1, but I will not dignify the Blogdog with a redaction. Sometimes truth must stand.
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