100,000 feared dead in Haiti – 9 in the morning, January 14th

8am

By Alex Smith / @alexsmith1982

* 100,000 ARE NOW FEARED DEAD IN HAITI.

* WE’RE DELIVERING CRUCIAL HELP, says Douglas Alexander.

* HAITI COULD SCARCELY BE LESS WELL-EQUIPPED FOR THIS, says the Times Leader.

* THE PM MAY HAVE SURVIVED, BUT THE INEPT COUP WAS A POLITICAL SUCCESS, says Seumas Milne.

* GORDON BROWN IS BEING PRESSED TO APPEAR at the Chilcot Inquiry.

* DISADVANTAGE HAS MORE TO DO WITH CLASS THAN RACE, says John Denham.

* DOUGLAS ALEXANDER IS RELAXED ABOUT CABINET ELECTION ROLES: interview with the New Statesman.

* GEORGE OSBORNE YESTERDAY MET BRENDAN BARBER OF THE TUC TO DISCUSS TORY PLANS FOR PUBLIC SECTOR PAY FREEZE.




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