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Hancock is an interesting example of why it doesn't always make sense to equate studying at Oxford or Cambridge with intelligence in the conventional sense. He got a first in PPE at Oxford and then a Master's at Cambridge, all despite a diagnosis of dyslexia - and yet he has done some...

To be fair to those who voted against him, I haven't seen much evidence that many are now backing him. In fact some are still telling their local electors that it's okay, they can still vote Labour as he won't win.

I think you might want to rethink your use of 'therefore' there. She actually said that she no longer has the same hairstyle as she did 30 years ago and that her views have altered over the same period but I don't believe she said it was losing the 'fro that changed her opinion.

And I forgot to mention Damian Green, who is the friend of a friend and someone I've met socially a number of times. He's a nice enough bloke - for a Reading fan - but a cabinet minister? Better than IDS as Work and Pensions Minister no doubt, but who wouldn't be? He owes his job to the fact...

Let's be honest and put away the partisan points-scoring for a second. The lack of talent on both sides is truly frightening. Fallon, Abbott, Thornberry, Rudd, McDonnell, Patel, May, Corbyn - what a shower. I wouldn't back a single one of them to make a success of running a corner shop. As a...

Let's face it, we're ****ed. The government called an election without having a clue what was going to be in their manifesto, they parrot nonsense about 'strong, stable government' despite presiding over utter chaos, the PM doesn't seem to know the first thing about the likely procedures for...