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Yet now that he has been presented with an escape route by DD, he is making the best of it. Remember, this is not a government motion, and it has been accepted for debate by the backbench business committee. If, as must be overwhelmingly likely, the Commons votes for the motion, Mr Cameron will be happy to turn around and tell the ECHR that our sovereign Parliament has spoken. He will then use the vote as a mandate to negotiate a minimum deal, presumably limiting voting rights to prisoners sentenced to less than a year. Which begs the question: why didn't he do it himself? Lord Mackay of Clashfern, the former Tory Lord Chancellor, was among the legal eagles giving evidence to the Political and Constitutional Reform Select Committee who tried to point out that Parliament gave up sovereignty in this area in 1950 when Britain signed up to the convention. He said: ??I appreciate fully the difficulty the MPs face in this area. I think it is a question of courage and leadership." And that must apply to Mr Cameron. If he really felt sick about giving votes to prisoners, should he not have tabled his own motion on government time, and whipped his side to support it. He might argue that such a move would have made it difficult to enlist the Labour votes necessary to make up for Lib Dem objections. But in the difficult, slightly surreal world of Tory European policy-making, it would have been a sure-fire way of reassuring his troops that he is sound on the issue (yes, the ECHR pre-dates the EU, separate business, etc etc but in Tory land it's all part of the same problem). Instead he gives the impression that he is following his troops rather than leading them. Tactically, it might be smart. But his MPs might notice.

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So Cameron has a choice. Either he can continue to ally himself with the Lib Dems, DECC,? big corporations and vested interests (such as the noisome Shell), green activist organisations such as the Guardian and Friends of the Earth, and all those rent seeking toerags taking advantage of the great wind and solar scams - thus guaranteeing massive hikes in energy prices, a continuation of the economic slump and the ongoing devastation of the British countryside with wind farms and the power lines needed to carry their erratic, unreliable, expensive energy.

Dashwood counts only two female faces in the pipeline of the oil majors 14-strong board an under-par 14pc.