Two Heads

Ever since Gordon Brown finally tucked his tail between his legs and buggered off from our television screens, the Labour buddies he left behind have carried on with the fight they attempted to kick off while he was still around – the battle to replace Brown as leader of the Labour party. With Labour now [...]

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Legacy

They say that a week is a long time in politics; it’s probably more accurate to say that a day is a long time in politics now. But take a look back to June 2007, when the Queen decided it a good idea to call in Gordon Brown and ask him to become Prime Minister, [...]

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Clegg: 110%, Brown: 3pts, Cameron: A Gold Star

The second Prime Minsterial Debate took place in Bristol this evening, and like last week when CleggMania was born, the poll-meisters immediately released stats announcing the runaway winner: ComRes/ITV: Clegg 33%, Brown 30%, Cameron 30% YouGov/The Sun: Cameron 36%, Clegg 32%, Brown 29% The Guardian: Clegg 64%, Brown 28%, Cameron 8% Angus Reid: Clegg 33%, Cameron [...]

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Taking The Low Road

In a matter of hours ITV will broadcast the first ever Prime Ministerial debate for the UK general election, the first of three such debates during the election campaign. Next weeks’ debate on Sky between Labour’s Gordon Brown, David Cameron of the Conservatives and the Liberal Democrat’s Nick Clegg will focus on international matters, the [...]

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A Total Mare

The Telegraph posted an article this morning to fill up some wasted space with very important findings. I think I’ve already expressed my love for stories which are simply surveys – they’re so important to the understanding of the order of the world and what people out there really think about the important matters in life. [...]

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