What's the most logical way to complete this passage?

By James Chapman PUBLISHED: 18:39 EST, 9 July 2012 | UPDATED: 02:46 EST, 10 July 2012 Rebel: Conor Burns, the MP for Bournemouth West, has vowed to join those voting against a policy for Lords reform, despite the fact it will cost him his job as a ministerial aide David Cameron is braced for a crushing defeat tonight on House of Lords reform. Up to 70 Tories are expected to rebel against a policy that tops the wish-list of their Liberal Democrat coalition partners. One of them, Conor Burns told the Mail he will join them even though it will cost him his job as a ministerial aide.

A defeat would mean months of open-ended Parliamentary debate on the issue, snarling up other

OPTIONS:
- Bournemouth West business.
- Conor Burns business.
- David Cameron business.
- Government business.
- House of Lords business.
- James Chapman business.
- Liberal Democrat business.
- Lords reform business.
- Mail business.
- Nicholas Soames business.
- Tories business.
Government business.
Vilket är det mest logiska sättet att slutföra detta avsnitt? Av James Chapman PUBLICERADE: 18:39 EST, 9 Juli 2012 . UPPDATERAD: 02:46 EST, 10 Juli 2012 Rebell: Conor Burns, parlamentsledamot för Bournemouth West, har lovat att ansluta sig till dem som röstar mot en politik för Lords reform, trots att det kommer att kosta honom hans jobb som ministerbiträde David Cameron är beredd för ett förkrossande nederlag ikväll på House of Lords reform. Upp till 70 tories förväntas göra uppror mot en politik som toppar deras liberaldemokratiska koalitionspartners önskelista. En av dem, Conor Burns berättade för Mail att han kommer att ansluta sig till dem även om det kommer att kosta honom hans jobb som ministerbiträde. Ett nederlag skulle innebära månader av öppen parlamentsdebatt i frågan, och snarra upp andra alternativ: - Bournemouth West business. - Conor Burns affärer. - David Cameron-affären. - Regeringsangelägenheter. - House of Lords affärer. - James Chapman-affär. - Liberaldemokraternas affärer. - Lords reformverksamhet. - Postaffärer. - Nicholas Soames affärer. - Tories affärer.
What is the most logical way to complete this section? By James Chapman PUBLISHED: 18:39 EST, 9 July 2012 . UPDATED: 02:46 EST, 10 July 2012 Rebel: Conor Burns, MP for Bournemouth West, has pledged to join those who vote against a policy of Lord's reform, despite the fact that it will cost him his job as ministerial counsel David Cameron is prepared for a crushing defeat tonight at the House of Lords reform. Up to 70 tories are expected to rebel against a policy that tops the wish list of their Liberal Democratic coalition partners. One of them, Conor Burns told Mail that he will join them although it will cost him his job as a ministerial clerk. A defeat would mean months of open parliamentary debate on the issue, and snarling up other options: - Bournemouth West business. Conor Burns' business. - The David Cameron deal. Government business. House of Lord's business. - James Chapman deal. - The Liberal Democrat business. - Lord's reform activity. - Post office. - Nicholas Soame's business. - Torie's business.
Regeringsangelägenheter.
Government matters.