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The eve of the election

The eve of the election

I was feeling half elated and half deflated at news of Gordon Brown's Cabinet meltdown; my delight was measured by concern that it would alienate voters even more on the eve of the Euro and council elections. The mass resignations were surely a cunning plan on the...

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Counting the minutes to E-Day

Here is a video I made of the Shadow Minister for Europe Mark Francois talking about The Sun's support for the Conservative Party for the first time in 12 years for tomorrow's Euro Election. In the past, this kind of endorsement has been priceless for political...

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Susan’s dream has inspired so many

Susan’s dream has inspired so many

This is my get well letter to Susan Boyle: Dear Susan, you have achieved far more than you could possibly realise. I regard you as an iconic figurehead who has inspired plump and frumpy women in middle age to believe that their dreams can also come true. You have...

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Meeting the folks of Brussels Way

Meeting the folks of Brussels Way

As you can imagine, trying to get the local media interested in writing about the Euro elections has been as easy as persuading Gordon Brown to audition for Britain's Got Talent. But now and again journalists come up trumps with their creativity on this very dry - if...

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Another jungle celebrity wants to be an MP

Another jungle celebrity wants to be an MP

Whereas Esther Rantzen could be regarded as a credible political candidate, the same can't be said for former Dollar singer David Van Day, who has apparently expressed an interest in standing as a parliamentary candidate. He is particularly keen on contesting mid-Beds...

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Do celebrities run our country?

Do celebrities run our country?

There is a great Mac cartoon in the Daily Mail today which brilliantly encapsulates the mood of the moment. It shows Gordon Brown taking a phone call and then turning to his wife who is sitting on the sofa reading the Gurkhas story : "Bad news, Sarah. Joanna Lumley...

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