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jessica is asking Gordon Brown: "why has the world development movement been denied access to the G20 summit??? Now is a chance for a new begginning NOT to plaster over the chasms of an deeply flawed unfair enviromentally damaging sy..." Show more »"why has the world development movement been denied access to the G20 summit??? Now is a chance for a new begginning NOT to plaster over the chasms of an deeply flawed unfair enviromentally damaging system." Show less »
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0 comment | Topic: Poverty | Email to friends | Apr 05 2009 8:47:13 AM |

keyboardmum is asking Gordon Brown: "Why has no good reason yet been given for withdrawing the accreditation of both World Development Movement and War on Want at the eleventh hour, thereby banning them from the G20 summit, and why have ..." Show more »"Why has no good reason yet been given for withdrawing the accreditation of both World Development Movement and War on Want at the eleventh hour, thereby banning them from the G20 summit, and why have other similar questions to mine remained unanswered? Does this government wish to appear to be one which bans dissident voices? Is that an image that will help you at the next election, Mr Brown?" Show less »
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0 comment | Topic: World Affairs | Email to friends | Apr 04 2009 4:31:01 PM |

JULIAM is asking Gordon Brown: "WHY HAVE YOU DISALLOWED ENTRY OF THE WORLD DEVELOPMENT MOVEMENT REPRESENTATIVE TO THE G20 SUMMIT. EVEN IN THESE HARSH TIMES WE WOULD BE A BANKRUPT SOCIETY INDEED IF WE IGNORE THE NEEDS OF THE WORLD'S..." Show more »"WHY HAVE YOU DISALLOWED ENTRY OF THE WORLD DEVELOPMENT MOVEMENT REPRESENTATIVE TO THE G20 SUMMIT.
EVEN IN THESE HARSH TIMES WE WOULD BE A BANKRUPT SOCIETY INDEED IF WE IGNORE THE NEEDS OF THE WORLD'S POOR AND EVEN WORSE IF WE DENY DEMOCRATIC REPRESENTATION" Show less »
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0 comment | Topic: World Affairs | Email to friends | Apr 04 2009 1:00:46 AM |

gabriele is asking Gordon Brown: "Why was the accredited member of the World Development Movement excluded from the G20 meeting?"
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0 comment | Topic: World Affairs | Email to friends | Apr 03 2009 7:42:44 PM |

ecantrell is asking Gordon Brown: "I am very distressed that WDM's Director Benedict Southworth was not permitted at the last minute to attend the G20 summit, at the apparent insistence of yourself. It is imperative that as a free and..." Show more »"I am very distressed that WDM's Director Benedict Southworth was not permitted at the last minute to attend the G20 summit, at the apparent insistence of yourself. It is imperative that as a free and democratic society we are able to hear alternative voices. WDM is a well-regarded organisation with many members who I know will be vey disappointed to hear of this decision. If free comment is not to be allowed and peaceful protest crushed young people will feel increasingly disengaged. At a time of great turmoil the British people, and young people in particular must be able to feel they can be part of the solution. In seems so many opportunities for young people to express themselves have been squashed around the pivotal G20 summit. I work with students at University of East london who were very disappointed that the alternative summit was cancelled at the last minute and they could have no chance to discuss for themselves the critical international issues being negotiated a stone's throw from their own communities. Many passionate and politically engaged young people were part of the peaceful climate climate protest that was aggressively quashed yesterday.
I look forward to your feedback
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0 comment | Topic: Politics | Email to friends | Apr 03 2009 5:16:42 PM |

shellbills is asking Gordon Brown: "i am having trouble getting back into work theres nothing out there credit crunch isnt helping my husband earns £22,000 a year and tax credits wont give us anything this year i probably wont qualify for..." Show more »"
i am having trouble getting back into work theres nothing out there credit crunch isnt helping my husband earns £22,000 a year and tax credits wont give us anything this year i probably wont qualify for childcare costs and if i work full time will be just paying to put my son in nursery can you explain how familys are supposed to survive and get help if you are hardworking and want to get back out there you get no help we are struggling now and we get no help at all is there anything you could do
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0 comment | Topic: Pay and Conditions | Email to friends | Apr 03 2009 2:13:12 PM |

audreybob is asking Gordon Brown: "Why was the accrediitation withdrawn from the World Development Movement? It is a bona fide organisation which does excellent work in this area."
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0 comment | Topic: World Affairs | Email to friends | Apr 03 2009 10:28:45 AM |

heatherg is asking Gordon Brown: ""Why have you banned anti-poverty organisation the World Development Movement from attending the G20 summit?""
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0 comment | Topic: Poverty | Email to friends | Apr 03 2009 9:41:26 AM |

greens is asking Gordon Brown: "Why was the Word Development Movement turned down from attending the G20 conference at the last minute. Why dont you change things and speak up for poverty and hungry people before your power comes to..." Show more »"
Why was the Word Development Movement turned down from attending the G20 conference at the last minute.

Why dont you change things and speak up for poverty and hungry people before your power comes to an end. In your older age i think you may also ask the same question of yourself.

What there to lose, it appears Cameron will be in next anyway, youv nowt to lose big guy.
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0 comment | Topic: World Affairs | Email to friends | Apr 03 2009 9:29:01 AM |

christiley is asking Gordon Brown: "Why were WDM banned from attending the G20 summit?"
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1 comment | Topic: World Affairs | Email to friends | Apr 03 2009 9:00:19 AM |

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