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Shadow home secretary David Davis showed his teeth this week by urging Conservative leader David Cameron to commit himself to holding a referendum on Britain's relationship with the EU within three months of taking office.

Cameron stirred anger in the party recently by abandoning a 'cast iron guarantee' to hold a referendum on the Lisbon Treaty hours after the Czech Republic ratified it.

Photo: Ray Tang/ Rex Features 

This week's winners are:

"Are you sure this is where all the floating voters are?" (Democratus)

"When I said I wanted DC to do the driving, I meant David Coulthard." (David Winch)

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By jimeth
06th Nov 2009 12:46

Caption

"Will these life jackets really be enough to keep our election hopes afloat?"

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By sluglet
06th Nov 2009 12:47

Royal Navy

 So David you reckon this is all that will be left of the Royal Navy after we've managed to balance the budget then?

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By sluglet
06th Nov 2009 12:52

Referendum? What referendum?

 Sorry David. Didn't quite catch that last bit about a referendum. Too busy watching that flying pig over there.

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By richard.d3
06th Nov 2009 12:53

freemasons

2 new members of the River Thames lodge prepare to roll their trousers up.

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By alandawson61
06th Nov 2009 13:39

Mayday

 Mayday, Mayday, Mayday

This is the good ship, Conservative Party

Mayday, Conservative Party

Our position is, pretty miserable

Immediate assistance required, as we cannot plot a course away from Europe.

Over

 

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By andrew wallace
06th Nov 2009 16:44

Any port in a Storm

" Hello sailor, what's a nice boy like you doing in a place like this......."

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By Blakeney
06th Nov 2009 16:59

Beam me back up again

The crew recall the old Star Trek episodes where those in red did not survive for long.

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By David Winch
06th Nov 2009 17:27

Hello Sailor

When I said I wanted DC to do the driving, I meant David Coulthard.

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By Democratus
09th Nov 2009 09:17

Caption

Are you sure this is where all the floating voters are?

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By mikewhit
09th Nov 2009 18:54

Do keep up !

"Shadow home secretary David Davis" - surely that should be preceded by "Former" ...?

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By User deleted
10th Nov 2009 16:30

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Don't you dare look left DD, we are only looking right from now on.

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By Karen Watson
11th Nov 2009 15:57

Tweedle, tweedle...
“David Cam and David D
Agreed to have a battle!
For David Cam said David D
Had spoiled his nice new paddle.
Just then flew past a MANDELSON,
As Dark as a tar-barrel,
Which frightened both the heroes so,
They quite forgot their quarrel."

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By Tremorman
12th Nov 2009 13:17

Champions league

Going to a Liverpool champions league game the cheap way just to prove there is no expenses scam

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By falconer99
12th Nov 2009 16:27

I was referring to Britain's relationship with the EU

Not the EAU!

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By pawncob
12th Nov 2009 16:52

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The two Davids are well prepared for when the British economy finally sinks.

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