A price worth paying?
Just what is David Cameron willing to do to hang on to his new best friend? I’ve got friends I’ll buy a pint for, I’ve got good friends I’d give £20 […]
Tag Archives: David Cameron
Cameron’s Coming Headache
While we political geeks interested observers were watching Woolas, Cameron’s vanity staff, and the other comings and goings of the last week, another headache – and potentially a big one – […]
Murdoch v Cable – Rumble in the westminster jungle
I’m not Vince Cable’s biggest fan. I’ll happily admit that. I can’t help but think that his announcement that he had personally taken the decision to refer the News Corp […]
Entente austérité
The last time France and the UK signed a treaty of shared defence was in 1947 in the aftermath of the second World War. Back then it was all about […]
Cameron’s EU issues
I’ve just been on my break at work. I had a Crunchie and a can of Diet Coke. That’s not at all relevant to the blog post, but I like to […]
Behind the mask
How many times in recent weeks have we heard the Tories say that spending cuts aren’t ideological? How many times have they said they’re not enjoying the task? That ‘we’re […]
Europe casts a long shadow
Some things are predictable. These things include: 1 - If Newcastle United are having a run of good form, then a good player will get a serious injury. 2 – In school, […]
Rose-tinted glasses spoil Clegg’s view
One of the things I’ve noticed in the last couple of days is how little I’m seeing of Osborne in the tv studios and how much I’m seeing of Nick […]
Is now the time to tackle the Monaco boys?
The Comprehensive spending review is almost upon us. Wednesday is D-Day. In this case, D for Deficit, Debt, Deepest Cuts Since Lloyd George, David Cameron’s big mistake, Death Knell To Public […]
The boy done good
I know I’m biased. I’ve supported Ed Miliband since well before the leadership contest and made a tidy sum betting on him to be the next leader. So I guess I’m […]
