The articles opening lines said there was no doubt as documents had been seen.Originally Posted by Derby Tup
It certainly fits in with what we actually know.
1. The DEXU Department under Davis had a white paper prepared for 2-3 months and were frustrated that No10 were holding fire on discussing it at Cabinet and presenting it to the Commons.
2. No10 sprung it's own White Paper on Cabinet a few days prior to the Chequers meeting that was to review the DEXU White Paper.
3. The Chequers White Paper was a hand-brake turn in Government policy such that all legislation was passed previously under Davis, but Chequers has practically united the Commons against legislation since with more or less the only was voting for Government policy at the moment are those on the Government's payroll.
Interestingly the article has been taken down, but it's still out there.
https://twitter.com/mollygiles2015/s...42819424051201
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