Left Foot Forward
Telegraph columnist ‘intellectually raped’ by Royal Society scientist
James Delingpole, the champion of online climate conspiracy theorists, claims he was ‘intellectually raped’ on television on Monday night, reports Joss Garman.
Osborne wants it both ways on cuts and GDP
George Osborne tonight attempts to second guess how his opponents will attack him. But his musings reveal far more about the inconsistencies in his own approach than even the sharpist reposte from the new shadow chancellor c0uld manage.
Look Left – Johnson and Coulson quit as everyone forgets about Blair
Two resignations in the past two days rocked Westminster - with Labour and the Tories losing a key man - while Tony Blair reappeared before the Iraq Inquiry.
By-election number 3 as Gerry Adams resigns his Westminster seat
Gerry Adams has triggered another by-election by resigning his Westminster seat, reports Left Foot Forward's Devolution Correspondent Ed Jacobs.
Iraq Inquiry: The key questions facing Blair
Tony Blair will appear before the Iraq Inquiry today for a second time, from 9:30 to 2:00, to face cross-examination on key evidence he gave first time around.
Johnson resigns as Shadow Chancellor – Balls takes over
Alan Johnson shocked Westminster today by resigning as Shadow Chanellor for "personal reasons to do with my family". Ed Balls is the new Shadow Chancellor.