'Sorry' and 'tax' seem to be the words we are hearing the most often at the moment. David Cameron i...
'Sorry' and 'tax' seem to be the words we are hearing the most often at the moment. David Cameron is apologising for things he has not done - which is a line right out of a song by his favourite pop group The Jam. ('Stop apologising for the things you haven't done, because time is short' - Town Called Malice), while Gordon Brown got as close to an apology as he can in a turgid interview in the Guardian (don't bother looking it up). Perhaps his apology could be a line from a song by his favourite group The Proclaimers - 'I will walk five hundred miles before I say sorry for messing up th...
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