Whatever next!
/me shakes head and slowly backs away from this one
House of Lords hits YouTube
The House of Lords has released a series of short films on YouTube to explain its work. The five films, released on 13 June 2008, aim to improve understanding of the upper chamber. The first, House of Lords: What's it all about?, is a four-minute film, in which members of the public appear in black and white – some expressing …
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Vote Now!
Next, it'll be "click here to rate this bill" and the ones with the highest ratings get passed.
Go on laugh now while you're still allowed...
@So, what do we call this?
I say! How about OneTubes, what?
I'll get my robe and coronet.
I love the Lords...
Okay, so they weren't elected. And half the time they don't turn up. And when they do they fall asleep and snore loudly. And they're a little bit (ahem) old. And probably quite a bit out of touch with da hoddies.
But they still seem to have more common sense than NuLabour.
The House of Lords Wi(n)gs It
As an American, I have only one question in this matter.
...Does the House of Lords ever find common ground?
--Glenn
[sorry]
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