Salmond continued to talk of multiple questions, but it was nothing more than a bargaining chip for the talks – a way to extract concessions from Cameron on other issues: the timing of the poll, the wording of the question, and the franchise.
His biggest strategic miscalculation was not to use the leverage he had over George Bush as the only substantial western ally to join the 2003 invasion – the "coalition of the willing" – to extract a better plan for the occupation of Saddam Hussein's ill-governed state once the fighting was over (even sooner than expected).
Collaery, who is one of a team of lawyers representing Timor-Leste in the international arbitration, has argued the raids were a deliberate effort by the Australian government to disrupt the proceedings, in which Timor-Leste alleges that in 2004 Australia improperly spied on the Timorese during treaty negotiations in order to extract a commercial benefit.
Each year, 1.5m packs of St John's wort (Hypericum extract) are sold in the UK.
Serves 6 For the custard: single cream 500ml vanilla extract 1 tsp egg 5 yolks caster sugar 4 tbsp For the rhubarb: rhubarb 600g caster sugar 75g water 100ml Make the custard first.
Updated at 11.58am BST Facebook Twitter Google plus Share Share this post Facebook Twitter Google plus close 9.23am BSThis23 This is an extract from what Benedict Brogan has to say about "one year to go until the election coverage" in the papers in his Telegraph morning briefing email.
Abbott read to parliament an extract of the statement relating to lending and dwelling prices, but did not mention the line about market risks.
According to an extract of his speech circulated by his office on Sunday, Shorten planned to say: "When someone has found not just another person they can live with, but a person they can't live without, then they should have the same right to the true qualities of a bond that runs deeper than any law".
Hosch is well liked in Canberra, the place where she will need to extract the fineprint.
The relevant extract from the court transcript reads: Justice Arnold: "Well, if this order is enforced, and it's secret, how can you be hurt?
Here's an extract from the Downing Street note about these plans.
