Sunday, February 04, 2001
10:32 am
In the papers
The Telegraph today is going on about Libya, in the aftermath of the Lockerbie verdict. Con Coughlin denouncing Cook for being nice to Libya and Edward Luttwak calling for a military strike against it. How close is he to the Bush administration? The law proffessor who set up this trial is attacking the verdict. There's an as always good article by John Simpson on this but it only seems to be in the print edition of the Telegraph. (Like Christopher Booker).
The excellent Stephen Glover has a piece in the Spectator on political intimidation in Zimbabwe, on which there still seems to be a low intensity campaign to intervene. Oddly the main independent paper seems to have been supported by the Soros foundation. I wonder what he's playing at, if anything.
The Telegraph today is going on about Libya, in the aftermath of the Lockerbie verdict. Con Coughlin denouncing Cook for being nice to Libya and Edward Luttwak calling for a military strike against it. How close is he to the Bush administration? The law proffessor who set up this trial is attacking the verdict. There's an as always good article by John Simpson on this but it only seems to be in the print edition of the Telegraph. (Like Christopher Booker).
The excellent Stephen Glover has a piece in the Spectator on political intimidation in Zimbabwe, on which there still seems to be a low intensity campaign to intervene. Oddly the main independent paper seems to have been supported by the Soros foundation. I wonder what he's playing at, if anything.
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