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Sean Winterbottom does not like politics. But like all people who do not like politics, once he starts talking about it, he has a lot to say. Last general election I voted Conservative, but I dont know for this one. They all just spin you whatever they want to spin you, he said, leaning over the counter in the plumbers merchant on the high street in Glossop where he works. I know its never going to happen but the parties should work together, contribute in areas that theyre good at and just work for the benefit of the country. Theres too much mudslinging and point-scoring, and theyre all as bad as each other. I dont like drama. He was a fan of Boris Johnson, did not like Liz Truss, and I dont know much about the guy thats in now . He was uninspired: whether he would vote at all on Thursday, he was not sure.View image in fullscreenSean Winterbottom on Glossop High Street. Photograph: Joel Goodman/The GuardianThe local elections are not a huge talking point in Glossop, a town in the borough council of High Peak, which reliably swings like a pendulum from Labour to
stanley cup the Conservatives and back again.Glossop is at the start of the Snake Pass, the winding road to Sheffield. It is a medium-sized town with a thriving centre of local
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A housewife courted by David Cameron following her campaign for justice for her son, who was left brain damaged after an assault in Greece, has turned on the prime minister over his European agenda. Maggie Hughes is set to be the public face of a campaign against the Tory plan to opt out of EU cross-border and crime measures.Her son Robbie, a former semi-professional footballer for Oxford Uni
stanley quencher ted, was left on the brink of death in 2008 after being subject to a brutal gang attack by British men while on holiday in Crete. He was left in a coma, endured four brain operations, lost his sense of smell and taste and, to this day, has no memory of his family or friends.His assailants, four of whom were convicted and sentenced to four years in November, were only brought to justice through the European arrest warrant EAW which delivered them to a Cretan court.Campaigners are concerned by the government s intention to opt out of 130 EU police and justice measures, including the EAW, as part of its repatriation of powers. The home secretary Theresa May, in particular, wants to pursue that agenda, citing how Britons can currently be extradited for trial abroad without evidence being heard in British courts.In respons
stanley mug e, Maggie Hughes will help launch the new Justice Across Borders campaign group next week with former Liberal Democrat leader Charles Kennedy and former La
stanley kubek bour home secretary Charles Clarke.Hughes, 59, from Wallington, in south London, said she had been impressed by Cameron
