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Nick Clegg: 'We will not play games with other parties'
Nick Clegg From The Independent
Nick Clegg, the Liberal Democrat leader, will be in a powerful position if the election leads to a hung parliament, but he refuses to be drawn on what he would…
11 March 2010
Alan Johnson: I know what it's like to be hungry and cold
Alan Johnson From Evening Standard
Copies of the Evening Standard's hard-hitting series on London's dispossessed were sent to all MPs today, and one recipient who should understand it better than many of his colleagues is…
11 March 2010
It was like a script for an old Oxo advert
David Cameron From ITV
Jeremy Paxman and John Humphrys, beware. It's the Titch! That busy little bee, Alan Titchmarsh, yesterday turned big-time political interviewer and subjected David Cameron to scrutiny - if that is…
10 March 2010
Peter Mandelson raises stakes in Lord Ashcroft row
Peter Mandelson From The Guardian
Business secretary says Ashcroft has Cameron 'by the balls' and that affair reveals 'fundamental weakness'. David Cameron's failure to confront his billionaire deputy chairman Lord Ashcroft over his tax status…
8 March 2010
How Nelson Mandela betrayed us, says ex-wife Winnie
Winnie Mandela From Evening Standard
My husband and I have just crossed Africa. On the final leg of our journey we had finally come to South Africa - a place that now went hand in…
8 March 2010
Cameron may adopt a Boris template
Sir Simon Milton From Public Servant magazine
London's streamlined organisational template – developed under Boris Johnson – could be replicated at the national level if the Conservative Party wins the general election, deputy mayor Sir Simon Milton…
8 March 2010
Pauline Prescott: 'John would have resigned over his affair'
Pauline Prescott From The Times
Pauline Prescott talks to Ginny Dougary about public humiliation, private anguish – and why her husband now does the housework
6 March 2010
Nick Clegg bears all to ShortList
Nick Clegg From Shortlist
He’s meditated in America’s mid-west, he’s set fire to cacti in Germany, his 8-year-old son has a master plan to catch Osama Bin Laden and he could become the most…
4 March 2010
‘We will not take any risk with UK plc’
Nick Clegg From Financial Times
Nick Clegg believes any parties in a hung parliament would have to behave with maturity and work to create a solid government
3 March 2010
It’s good to have a close contest, says David Cameron as his lead in poll narrows
David Cameron From Heart FM
Tory leader and Witney MP David Cameron's revealed to Heart he may have delayed a Take That/Robbie Williams reunion. Gary is one of David's constituents, because he lives near Burford.…
1 March 2010
If Labour is so terrible, why are Tories doing so badly?
David Cameron From Sunday Times
It’s being so cheerful as keeps him going. I’m sitting in an office in the Norman Shaw buildings in the Palace of Westminster listening to what has gone so right…
28 February 2010
Rachida Dati: 'I have never wanted to give up my high heels'
Rachida Dati From The Observer
Rachida Dati caused a furore when she went back to work as France's justice minister only five days after giving birth last year. Now an MEP, she explains how her…
28 February 2010
'To be publicly exposed was very hard': Kimberly Quinn on rebuilding her life and marriage
Kimberly Quinn From Mail on Sunday
In 2004 Spectator publisher Kimberly Quinn suffered a high-profile humiliation following her scandalous affair with the then Home Secretary David Blunkett. But with her husband’s support and her reinvention as…
28 February 2010
General Election: Gordon Brown ready to fight for premiership survival
Gordon Brown From The Daily Telegraph
General Election: It has been a hellish few days for the Prime Minister but, as he shows Mary Riddell and Andrew Porter, he has an appetite for the challenge and…
27 February 2010
Government departments? If I had a magic wand I'd...
Will Day From Public Servant magazine
Boundaries between government departments must be broken down to allow much greater crossover of ideas and resources, Will Day, chairman of the Sustainable Development Commission tells Alison Thomas. Radical action…
26 February 2010
