THE TELEGRAPH: Phil Woolas, the former immigration minister, tried to foment racial and religious divisions as part of a desperate attempt to change an election result, a court has heard.
A specially convened election court was told that Labour MP Phil Woolas and his campaign team set out to ''galvanise the white Sun vote'' against Liberal Democrat candidate Elwyn Watkins.
They decided to set out to ''make the white folk angry'' by depicting an alleged campaign by Muslims to ''take Phil out'' in a high-risk strategy described in their own words as ''s--- or bust'', it was alleged. >>> | Monday, September 13, 2010
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