Monthly Archives: January 2008

When the Chairman of the hunt starts to complain about the baying of the pack, you really have to question not their loyalty to their friends, but their whole framework of values. Having said that, when the boy bloggers tried … Continue reading →

I’m told that no soon as Brown had sat down at PMQs today up popped Boris Johnson raising a point of order and protesting that the Prime Minister had misrepresented his position by saying in reply to a question that … Continue reading →

I am told that about 5 minutes in to PMQs today David Davis was spotted flicking dandruff off his shoulder and on to David Cameron. With Wee Wullie Hague sitting on the other side perhaps that explains why Cameron is … Continue reading →

Much is being made of the fact that Liberal Democrat controlled Liverpool is the worst run Council in the country in respect of financial management… but hey, I want to leap to their defence and make out a case for … Continue reading →

(contains a few sweary words) Thanks to Mick Davies for the tip.

Thanks to Chris Paul for tipping me off about the Tory MP for Eastbourne, Nigel Waterson who has been detained by the police over allegations of assault on his teenage children. We have no information yet as to whether or … Continue reading →

Of course, we wouldn’t want to accuse David Cameron of dithering now, would we folks. As I caught the train to London this morning, as the brown stuff was really hitting the media, Cameron was Dale-like in his resolve to … Continue reading →

Alastair Campbell on our 24-hour news culture: Much like Paxman’s underpants, journalism might be bigger today, but it isn’t any better. There has been a shift to what may be defined as a culture of negativity which goes well beyond … Continue reading →

Well… he’s done it! Iain Dale has finally blogged about “Dipper” Conway… and, he’s got nothing to say! Because, you see, like the Hamilton’s and Edwina Curry… Dekka is a mate, so he can be let off the hook! I … Continue reading →

Derek Conway… yes, he of the Parliamentary staffing scandal, gets a real going over from the Ministry of Truth. Now, as usual, Unity doesn’t do brevity, but believe me, I think there’s some mileage in sticking at it right to … Continue reading →