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Articles: 2016

 * No, minister, be nice, says ex-Sir Humph - Ministers should stop being so horrible to officials, a retired civil servant has suggested - 14th August
 * Heath was a big, unfriendly giant — Hezza - 24th July
 * Party leaders ‘should be PDQ at PMQs’ - How long is it safe to be exposed to Jeremy Corbyn and David Cameron at prime minister’s question time? - 12th June
 * Square eyes on the prize, Jeremy - A former Labour adviser has suggested an easy way for Jeremy Corbyn to improve his image: he should watch more television - 5th June
 * Game on for EU’s custard pie policies - We already know that the European Union — blessings be upon it — has prevented global war, given us access to cheap socks and made Britain a much nicer place for the acting profession - 22nd May
 * A serving minister in the kitchen - Michael Gove has enjoyed a varied career as a TV presenter, journalist and politician, but is he quite cut out to be a celebrity chef? - 15th May
 * Rude MPs caught in a Snow storm - Here’s some advice for any MP who hopes to be interviewed by Jon Snow: brush your hair, clean your shoes and don’t slurp your tea if it’s offered. The Channel 4 presenter has criticised politicians for their bad manners. - 8th May
 * The going’s good for the galloping MP - Here’s how George Osborne can solve our economic troubles at a stroke: take this year’s tax receipts and put all the money on Matt Hancock, the paymaster-general, to win this year’s Town Plate race at Newmarket - 1st May
 * Sir Alan’s shot at defence hits Tories in foot - A campaign to strip Sir Alan Duncan of his knighthood has been thwarted by the government - 17th April
 * Dave, what’s the French for ‘silver lining’? - The prime minister has had a terrible week, but here’s a glimmer of good news - 10th April
 * Pravda smells the napalm and backs Donald - Donald Trump has won the support of a surprising new political soulmate - 3rd April
 * Mad spads are dangerous to know - The government has too many special advisers and their advice is mad, says Kenneth Clarke... - 27th March
 * Once an MP, rarely a bestseller - Politicians are getting paid far too much for their memoirs, says a publisher of political... - 20th March
 * Fabricant, the spy who was very shaggy - Ah, Mr Blond — we’ve been expecting you. Michael Fabricant, the lavishly coiffured Tory MP, has hinted that he spent four years working for British intelligence - 13th March
 * Warning: these Lib Dems may bite - With so many former MPs looking for a job, you’d think there would be a long queue to challenge the little-known Liberal Democrat president Sal Brinton later this year - 6th March
 * She made a Julius of George — she’s worth it - A Labour MP has demanded to know why one of George Osborne’s closest advisers is paid so much... - 28th February
 * My dear, where did you find those pearls? - Hold on to your tiaras: Country Life magazine’s famous Girls in Pearls have been accused of being a... - 21st February
 * Pub is Bloom’s tonic after university bar - Godfrey Bloom, the former MEP who proved too outspoken even for Ukip, is the latest public figure... - 14th February
 * Friends, let’s get this party restarted - For £88 your Lib Dem conference mate will be able to "observe speeches" - 7th February
 * Only one MP left? We’ve known worse - Here's yet more evidence of the friendly, caring atmosphere for which the Labour party is becoming... - 31st January
 * Corbynistas reel as Putin thumps Lenin - The mark of a true Corbynista is a healthy respect for Lenin - 24th January



Articles: 2015

 * Ed sets out a new stall. Watch out, Del Boy - What’s to be done when you’ve finished being leader of the Labour party? Tony Blair went to seek his fortune and struck gold, while Gordon Brown decided to spend more time brooding and being slightly furious. Now Ed Miliband has become a market trader - 20th September
 * Selfie queen’s new-found modesty blazes - Politics will never be quite the same. Karen Danczuk, a former Labour councillor and the estranged... - 9th August
 * Four Weddings and a sneaky guest with a notebook - It’s well known that Tory MP Bernard Jenkin was the inspiration for the many "Bernard"... - 2nd August
 * Singalong with IDS . . . ‘Heaven knows I’m bedroom taxed now’ - David Cameron is famously a fan of the Smiths, so what will he make of a new tribute band - 26th July
 * Calm down, dears: Sir Robert’s answer to the riot of PMQs - When Sir Robert Rogers was clerk to the Commons, he sat through more than his fair share of prime... - 20th July
 * Women stir Paxman’s passion at all-male Garrick - Members of the Garrick Club were sworn to secrecy during last week’s failed attempt to admit women... - 12th July
 * The Swiss police won’t roll over. Just ask Jon Snow - Nobody seems to have much sympathy for the Fifa officials who were arrested in Zurich last week - 31st May
 * When it comes to entering the Lords, Lib Dems are peerless - The only thing we can safely predict about politics after May 7 is that some of the old sweats from... - 12th April
 * Clegg has issues with the office. The feeling may be mutual - We all assume Nick Clegg is campaigning hard to get back into parliament, because he tells us so,... - 5th April
 * This is no half-baked EU idea — it’s a fully cooked Eurospud - With Ukraine on the brink and the economy still in crisis, the European Commission has found ... - 8th March
 * ‘Irrelevant’ Foreign Office goes even further off piste - Let’s hear no more from former Nato chiefs that British foreign policy is "irrelevant"... - 15th February
 * Former jailbird fails to rock the House - The new Duke of Marlborough has changed a lot since his days as troubled Jamie Blandford. But that... - 8th February
 * Quitting MP sinks fangs into a Commons ‘gone to the dogs’ - Labour’s Austin Mitchell, who will not be contesting the next election, is going out in a blaze of... - 18th January
 * Panto, rejoice! Neil Hamilton fails his Ukip audition - IT LOOKS as if panto star Neil Hamilton will be spending more time with Buttons and the Ugly... - 11th January



Articles: 2014

 * Season’s beatings: Speaker and Tory MP carry on slugging - The Queen’s message of reconciliation has not cooled the simmering feud between John Bercow and... - 28th December
 * Stressed? Plunge a voodoo pin into Dave’s blue crown jewels - Sometimes the political class must feel it’s just not worth the slog - 30th November
 * Sick as parrots, party leaders? Take a lesson from Mourinho - Party leaders are wasting their money on expensive election gurus - 22nd November
 * Psst. Wanna see MPs in rubber? Spitting Image may return - Here’s something that will put a bit of extra bite into next year’s general election: Spitting... - 2nd November
 * Time to get steamy, Danczuk, or you’ll be an antique too - Labour MP Simon Danczuk has branded Janet Street-Porter an “antique journalist” after the... - 19th October
 * Time to get steamy, Danczuk, or you’ll be an antique too - Labour MP Simon Danczuk has branded Janet Street-Porter an “antique journalist” - 12th October
 * Love thy neighbour? Not here at Miliband Mansions - 5th October
 * Revealed - how Boris thwarts his own blond ambition - Here’s a startling claim that turns Tory politics upside down: Boris Johnson’s hair is actually... - 28th September
 * Great news, Dave. Lynton’s now an expert on opposition - It’s scarcely a vote of confidence, is it? - 21st September
 * BBC leaves itself wide open and Paxman attacks again - Is there anything Jeremy Paxman likes about the BBC? - 14th September
 * Defence ministers miss the (rather large) boat - A bus full of defence ministers briefly went missing at the Nato summit on Thursday. - 7th September
 * Ukip could be chamber pot music to Cameron’s ears - It’s David Cameron’s birthday in October, and I think I’ve discovered the perfect gift - 31st August
 * Ladies, ladies, when he called you rough, what he meant was . . . - Here is an urgent message for senior women at the BBC - 10th August
 * If only MPs were more like Premier League footballers . . . - Government would be much better if it were run like professional football - 3rd August
 * Who are you calling a slattern, minister? - Something tells me Michael Fallon, the new defence secretary, will not get his knickers too much... - 27th July
 * Engineer bellyaches BBC over its free Glasto food - We already know that the BBC sends staff to the Glastonbury festival by the charabanc-load — 300... - 13th July
 * The madness for Prince George – BBC man fesses up - Nicholas Witchell, royal correspondent at the BBC, has admitted that broadcasters got far too... - 6th July
 * IDS was ‘too stupid’ to be Tory leader, says Mellor - David Mellor, the former culture secretary, has revealed that he left the Conservative party... - 22nd June
 * MPs can rely on doctors - (and a lifeguard) in the house Tory Charlotte Leslie - 8th June
 * Give over, Clegg, you’ll be keeping coal in t’bath next - Nick Clegg is going to extraordinary lengths to butter up the voters of Sheffield Hallam, after a... - 1st June
 * Jeer today, gong tomorrow for Pippa’s French foe - The French broadcaster who accused Pippa Middleton of wearing a false bottom at her... - 25th May
 * The Sun Has Got His Hat On – and there’s no point denying it - 18th May
 * Life imitates farce at the BBC - It’s good to see that Lord Patten’s departure as chairman hasn’t stopped the BBC doing what it does... - 11th May
 * Who writes a resignation letter any more? - Michael Fabricant has revealed what happened when he was sacked as a Tory vice-chairman - 4th May
 * Forget Galloway – there’s a new Gorgeous George in town - 27th April
 * Maria, your constituents would like a word. And it isn’t ‘Sorry’ - Maria Miller must have thought her ordeal was over when she resigned as culture secretary - 20th April
 * Platell says lecherous MPs were the wages of spin - It would save a lot of time if those people who haven’t been groped and propositioned in the House... - 13th April
 * And they say politicians are all just me, me, me - What a dismal week for Nick Clegg. First he gets a pasting in the Europe debate against Nigel... - 6th April
 * A Major case of mistaken identity for mourner Bill - A Major case of mistaken identity for mourner Bill If you didn’t know that Bill Cash and Tony Benn... - 30th March
 * Cheer up, Bill. You’re a feminist icon now, old boy - United Nations officials are hailing a doughty new fighter for women’s rights - 23rd March
 * Eyup, our William - don’t forget who voted you in - 16th March
 * Michael, what have I said about copying Gillian’s homework? - Michael Gove was hailed widely last... - 9th March
 * Pipe down, MPs — Sir is flexing his cane - Pipe down, MPs – Sir is flexing his cane If you are an MP of a sensitive nature, turn away now - 2nd March
 * The smart money says the dieting chancellor won’t budge it - It looks as if speculators have no confidence in George Osborne’s plans for a personal austerity... - 23rd February
 * Obama lowers the lights and France brings the whine - Obama lowers the lights and France brings the whine Not only did President François Hollande have... - 16th February
 * I was a teenage wolf-whistle victim, says Jon Snow - Jon Snow’s schooldays? Tom Brown would have blushed Sensitive readers might care to put their... - 9th February
 * Children, Lord Tebbit wants to read you a story. No, don’t cry - The main parties have set out clear policies on an issue that has long divided them - 2nd February
 * Council in a pickle as Eric wades in on apostrophes - The main parties have set out clear policies on an issue that has long divided them - 26th January
 * Atticus: Lovely black tie, Dave. And such a vibrant red face, Vince - The main parties have set out clear policies on an issue that has long divided them: lounge suit versus black tie... - 19th January
 * Atticus: You fund a steamier life for Mr and Mrs Speaker - We know life is steamy at the Commons Speaker John Bercow’s official residence... - 12th January
 * On yer bike, Clegg — Baker pedals to Lib Dem accolade - Nick Clegg gave his party its first real sniff of power since 1922, and what has been his reward? Lib Dems have just voted him the fifth most useless member of the government, that’s what. - 5th January



Articles: 2013

 * Gove is ready for take-off as he beats his bête noire - Michael Gove has revealed that he went under hypnosis to cure his fear of flying. It’s long been... - 29th December
 * Colour me surprised – it’s a Brussels waste of money - David Cameron described a colouring book published by the European Union earlier this year as “a scandalous waste of money” - 15th December
 * MPs’ Doctor Who treat may spell extermination - MPs face an unenviable decision in 10 days’ time - 8th December
 * Be careful, some of those tweets are not exactly Rt Hon - Labour’s Jack Dromey isn’t the only MP with embarrassing Twitter links - 24th November
 * Those BBC folk – they’re always bashing the Beeb - Chris Patten, the BBC chairman, mused last week in his usual lofty style: “In some newspapers the BBC gets bashed more than President Assad.” - 17th November
 * Robing the rich won’t do much for the poor in Hull - Councils are strapped for cash at the moment - 3rd November
 * This is your captain speaking. Did I say how nice you look? - It pretty much goes without saying that you, a reader of The Sunday Times, are a person of discernment and taste. Certainly you’ll be clever enough to spot that discernment and taste are pretty much the same thing - 27th October
 * Dyke opens his revenge dossier on ‘shady’ Blair - Red card for Greg Dyke! The head of the Football Association yesterday tackled Tony Blair from behind and rubbed his studs down the former prime minister’s legs - 20th October
 * Arty Marr’s still life is a despicable pile of cash - Just days after revealing an early ambition to become an artist, Andrew Marr has attacked the amount of money spent on art. No doubt Charles Saatchi will be feeling pretty small now - 13th October
 * Aitken just can’t leave those Thatcher women alone - Call me old-fashioned, but is it really acceptable to speculate in public about the sex life of an ex-girlfriend’s mother? - 6th October
 * Funny joke? The president’s aide will let you know - When you’re sending a gift to the world’s most powerful man, is it wise to make jokes about his religious faith? - 29th September
 * Let me tell you where you went wrong there, young David - It’s 25 years since David Cameron graduated from Oxford, but he’s still receiving tutorials from his dons. He told an Oxford audience on Friday night: “Don’t think for a minute that when you leave, your tutorials stop.” - 22nd September
 * £200,000 a year, but BBC chief runs a cafe too - For a man who prides himself on plain speaking, it’s not always clear what Eric Pickles is saying.... - 15th September
 * Ex-vicar Bryant prays for a better place – with air-con Ex-vicar Bryant prays for a better place – with air-con - 8th September
 * Paxman meets his match — a BBC man with a clipboard - Jeremy Paxman doesn’t seem to be enjoying life at New Broadcasting House - 1st September
 * For MPs, free snuff is still not to be sneezed at - The Speaker John Bercow’s attempt to drag parliament into, say, the mid-20th century clearly has a long way to go. MPs were last week reminded that snuff is provided for them in the chamber, free of charge - 11th August
 * The eye had it — one MP’s calamitous summer break - I reported last Sunday that the Tory MP Michael Fabricant is popular with the voters of Lichfield - 4th August
 * Beware of devoted sisters, prime minister - Isn’t politics frustrating? You nail down one injustice, and another pops up in its place - 28th July
 * ... till an artery-popping rant about the EU do us part - Here is disappointing news for anybody who woke up this morning next to an obsessively Eurosceptic MP who longs to bring back hanging for Lib Dems: it looks as if you’re stuck with them - 21st July
 * Here is the news. Shame we didn’t read it first - An American television station learnt the hard way about rushing information too quickly to air - 14th July
 * ... and that’s the banana on the left - It’s never been quite possible to take David Miliband seriously since those pictures in which he posed with a limp banana and an even limper grin - 7th July
 * Call Dennis and Gnasher – EU comics are out of control - David Cameron says EU leaders were "shocked" when he waved a copy of a children’s comic... - 30th June
 * Middle England appeal a little squeezed, Ed? - Who could he have been thinking of? Jon Cruddas, the opposition’s policy chief and self-styled “conservative Labour” man, took a swipe at his party’s north London intellectual tendency last week - 23rd June
 * Jimmy Savile had a good side? Lord Tebbit says so - Norman Tebbit has never been afraid to speak up for unpopular causes - 16th June
 * Congratulations! It’s a baby gaffe from ‘that awful man’ - Consider it official. Nicholas Witchell, royal correspondent of the BBC, has announced that the Duchess of Cambridge is expecting a girl - 9th June
 * Look out, Claire – he’s behind you - Younger readers will find this hard to credit, but panto star Neil Hamilton was once a Conservative - 12th May
 * Forget Thomas, kid — meet Gordon the Big Engine - Savour this rare moment: a newspaper item that will briefly make you think more kindly of Gordon Brown - 5th May
 * A mother-in-law scorned? Aitken tells all on Thatcher - Isn’t it typical? You wait ages to read a biography of Margaret Thatcher, and suddenly three come... - 28th April
 * Recovery starts here as Osborne’s tears go on sale - Chancellor George Osborne, who wept during Baroness Thatcher’s funeral, might be surprised to learn his tears are being offered for sale on eBay - 21st April
 * Goodbye, Iron Lady, bonjour La Dame de Fer - Are you gripped by a mysterious yearning for a strong female leader to save the nation - 14th April
 * How it was: IDS and his days of grit and gas meters - If there are four Yorkshiremen reading this who used to live in a shoebox in the middle of the road and eat cold gravel, here is a message from Iain Duncan Smith: “Gravel? You were lucky.” - 7th April
 * International get-out clause springs to David’s rescue - We’ve barely completed the first week of national mourning for the political career of David Miliband — solemn music on Radio 4, and the Labour leader flown at half mast — so I hesitate to mention this - 30th March
 * Frosty encounter leaves Clegg with a sour taste - It’s hard to believe in the current climate, but journalists are sometimes accused of being too chummy with politicians. Here’s why that never quite works - 24th March
 * Thanks for calling your MP. Now please get lost - Here’s a novel approach to wooing the electorate - 17th March
 * Clegg's lot make do with a birchy weekend in Brighton - The Liberal Democrats are taking no chances at this weekend’s spring conference in Brighton - 10th March
 * That’s no Right Reverend, that’s a right hook - The headline bout between Sir Bernard “Crusher” Ingham and John “Slogger” Sentamu has entered a second round. As reported here last week, Margaret Thatcher’s former press spokesman took vigorous exception to remarks by the Archbishop of York about the 1980s - 3rd March
 * Archbishop will find that No 10’s old dog can still bite - It’s more than 20 years since Sir Bernard Ingham retired as Margaret Thatcher’s attack dog - 24th February
 * Think the lift’s bad, HRH? At least it isn’t made of glass - Prince Charles revealed last week that he’s scared of lifts - 17th February
 * Marmalade lets duchess get frisky in the jar - What’s rich and fruity and will shortly be sold by the Duchess of Northumberland? - 10th February
 * I’m a germophobe ... get me a wet wipe, says Nadine - The torture specialists at I’m a Celebrity . . . Get Me out of Here! missed a trick with Nadine Dorries - 3rd February
 * Granny knew best — Charles ‘should have gone to Eton’ - The late Queen Mother warned against sending Prince Charles to Gordonstoun school - 27th January
 * Don’t just sit there, Boris – your dad’s an HS2 rail victim - Stanley Johnson, chief of all the many well-known Johnsons, has revealed that his 19th-century London home has been blighted by the HS2 rail link - 20th January
 * Queen bee, where is thy sting? Prince Charles tells all - Could these be the poshest adult education classes ever? Prince Charles has launched courses in poultry management and beekeeping at his Highgrove estate, where you can also learn about making compost - 13th January
 * Cider-lovers, aim your Strongbows: Defra prefers water - Pitchforks at the ready! Put the provisional wing of The Wurzels on full alert - 6th January



Articles:2012

 * You’re worth a mint, Lib Dems — unless you’re alive - What is the current value of a Liberal Democrat? - 23rd December
 * Essex boy or Yorkie man? It ain’t easy to tell with Eric - Here is an urgent message to the people of Yorkshire: please put away your cudgels, cancel your trips to Whitehall and stop sticking pins into those wax effigies of Eric Pickles - 16th December
 * Freeloaders take over parliament, Hitchcock-style - You’ll be shocked to learn that a pack of notorious scavengers has been growing fat on the rich pickings to be had from parliament - 9th December
 * We’re not singling you out, Sally. We can’t stomach John either - It’s 19 days now until the end of the world - 2nd December
 * No child thrives on failure: take it from Captain Hopeless - One evening many years ago I was standing in a Fleet Street bar when I overheard some colleagues, just out of sight around a corner - 25th November
 * An MP’s plea - don’t just tweet there, do something - We could hold a lengthy public inquiry, I suppose, but we probably all know the answer to this one: are members of parliament shallow and attention-seeking? - 11th November
 * Osborne’s the man of our dreams – but not in a good way - Do you wake up in a cold sweat in the middle of the night after dreaming about George Osborne? If so: Ed Balls, you are not alone - 4th November
 * McBride is plagued by a fist that goes thump in the night - Reports of meltdown at 10 Downing Street have brought back vivid memories for Damian McBride, former sidekick of Gordon Brown - 27th October
 * Old Etonian George was a dustman, so Plebgate’s binned - There’ll be no embarrassing incidents with the plebeian class now that Sir George Young has taken over as government chief whip - 21st October
 * Perhaps you’d be more comfortable at Radio 2, sir - Dog bites man: not news. Conservative MP complains about BBC: not news either - 14th October
 * Watch out — that’s the party unfaithful knocking at the door - No wonder the Tories were so keen to embrace the Liberal Democrats. The two coalition partners have just come top in a survey to discover which party’s supporters would be most likely to have an adulterous affair - 7th October
 * An MP learns never to underestimate a voter’s ignorance - Here’s some advice for any MPs struggling to explain the detail of their policy on deficit reduction and growth: don’t bother - 30th September
 * Wanted: female BBC radio host. Women need not apply - There are no reshuffles for ages, and then two come along at once - 23rd September
 * With fans as sick as a parrot, the Beeb sticks the boot in - Which moment of the Olympics do you think was greeted with the biggest cheer by BBC staff? Was it Mo Farah’s win? Or the gold for Jessica Ennis? - 16th September
 * Why Blunkett found athletics a leap of faith too far - Clutching a note to excuse him from the Olympic sporting legacy, David Blunkett reveals that his early reservations about the event might have been coloured by his memory of PE lessons at school - 9th September
 * Jeremy Vine finds post-Olympic Britain a mouthful - Radio 2’s Jeremy Vine got a taste of this new, kinder, more optimistic, sports-mad Britain - 19th August
 * To arms, citizens! We’re coming last in the singing event - It’s amazing what you can pick up at a village fete - 12th August
 * ’Twas on the Isle of Capri that François dented his image - François Fillon, who is widely expected to succeed Nicolas Sarkozy as leader of the French right, has rather dented his image - 5th August
 * Uh-oh, there’s trouble brewing in the Olympic family - During great events, the nation looks to Rachel Johnson, the blonde bombshell who doubles up as editor-in-chief of The Lady - 29th July
 * You won’t win many medals on that, Zara - Ever the pioneer, Zara Phillips has become surely the first member of the royal family to advertise agricultural machinery - 22nd July
 * Jacob Rees-Mogg, casino boss. Now what are the odds? - Jacob Rees-Mogg is a figure of such detached olde worlde charm that he is grade I listed - 15th July
 * My kind of Olympics – the foxtrot, creosote and shooting pigeons - With only 19 days until the London Olympics, this is your last chance to moan about the Games - 8th July
 * Atticus: Wrong kind of stimulus package, economists - No wonder the economy is struggling. Don’t blame the bankers and the politicians - blame the economists, whose minds have... - 1st July
 * Atticus: Forget pasties – can Osborne survive the beefcakes? - If George Osborne gets sand kicked in his face on the beach this summer, he has only himself to blame - 20th May
 * Atticus: ‘Dusty’ Galloway stores the blonde wig ... for now - Victory in the Bradford West by-election was not completely good news for the Respect MP George Galloway - 13th May
 * Atticus: Dimbleby fans drink in his words on the QT - What is the correct dress to wear for a David Dimbleby theme night? - 29th April
 * Atticus: She’s got what a republican looks for in a monarch - In this jubilee year, it’s praise of a sort. The Labour MP Paul Flynn has hailed the Queen as a much better monarch than her opinionated son is ever likely to be - 22nd April
 * Atticus: One cold pasty and a piping hot tax dodge, please - About time too: here’s an MP with a genuine tax-cutting idea. And a Liberal Democrat, too - 15th April
 * Atticus: You have your legal high, Sally. Leave us ours. Fore! - Only days after getting into trouble with her views on the drug methoxetamine, a legal high, it looks as if Sally Bercow has really gone too far - 8th April
 * Atticus: All hands to the pump! Now, hand me that guidebook - Despite any appearance to the contrary, the prime minister is fully briefed about the best way to handle the fuel crisis. Or, at least, what to avoid - 1st April



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