Summary
WHEN Charles Clarke talks about racism he is appalled. When he considers the politics of hatred he twists his round, farmer-ish face into distaste. Few things upset him more than examples of prejudice against women or fashionable minorities.
Yet it was surprising how equable the Home Secretary managed to sound at the despatch box yesterday, how untouched by regret he seemed, when discussing the Mugabe regime in Zimbabwe.See the full content of this document
Extract
The Labour Stooge Looked in Need of a Stiff Gin and Tonic
It was strange how little anguish he conveyed when discussing the Zimbabwean emigres he has been bundling back on to jetliners bound for Harare.
He appeared little more fusse...See the full content of this document
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