Love isn't in the air, but it's in the cabinet.

[Hugh'sDad]

Theresa May been doing William Hague with a strap-on.

no surprise there

 

[SussexHoop]

The article doesn't say they're MPs does it? Just that neither are in the cabinet and it could have serious political implications for Dave.

 

[Giraffe]

Widdicombe sitting on Boris' face.

 

[Petunia]

Widdicombe sitting on Boris' face.

yeuk

 

[Stumpy Tim]

Could also involve former News of the World employees that were close to the government. That would be particular serious to Cameron. All rather intriguing

 

[Beach Hut]

Widdicombe sitting on Boris' face.

Strangely I saw her being filmed having a coffee outside a bistro in Warren Street a few weeks back.

 

[beorhthelm]

There's plenty of people who would be serious. Prominent Euro MPs, a London mayor, council leaders.

but how would any such person be consistant with the headline "...will blow political agenda out of the water"? im thinking there may be less to this than headline writers want there to be. maybe Levenson related and they want to rock the boat to mke it take on water?

 

[Stumpy Tim]

So I preface this by saying I know absolutely nothing and these are just two examples that could cause huge political upheaval:

1. Boris & SamCam would split the Tories in two
2. Andy Coulson & Rebecca Brooke's would raise big questions about Cameron's decision to bring Coulson into government

Just to reaffirm, these are not rumours - they are examples that could cause issues for Cameron

 

[Jim D]

Could also involve former News of the World employees that were close to the government. That would be particular serious to Cameron. All rather intriguing

OK, so no member of the cabinet but could there be a HORSE involved?

 

[Questions]

OK, so no member of the cabinet but could there be a HORSE involved?

But what would the odds on that be ?

 

[Jim D]

But what would the odds on that be ?

Depends who was at the front and the back - and if there was an Italian jockey involved too.

 

[dave_battle]

So I preface this by saying I know absolutely nothing and these are just two examples that could cause huge political upheaval:

1. Boris & SamCam would split the Tories in two
2. Andy Coulson & Rebecca Brooke's would raise big questions about Cameron's decision to bring Coulson into government

Just to reaffirm, these are not rumours - they are examples that could cause issues for Cameron

Guido Fawkes blog has given the relevant image from the front page of the mail the filename acrb. Coincidence?

 

[Fungus]

Mine's in the bedside cabinet.

 

[SussexHoop]

Guido Fawkes blog has given the relevant image from the front page of the mail the filename acrb. Coincidence?

Labour MP Chris Bryant suggesting on Twitter this will sink Cameron whoever it is.

 

[Camicus]

Nadine Dores and Nigel Farage? That would just be to funny

 

[edna krabappel]

I fail to see how rumours of any MPs having an affair would possibly shock or surprise us in this day & age.

After the Major & Currie revelations, then nothing is left to amaze us (unless it was Widdecombe & anyone else). Most MPs are so dull & anonymous, we'd neither notice nor care if they all engaged in a giant wife swapping ring.

It's probably a couple of boring backbenchers that the Mail is desperate to build up into a scandal in order to shift more copies of their rag.

 

[HastingsSeagull]

Would a hyperthetical PM's wife be a big news story? Not in the cabinet but quite a story.

 

[beorhthelm]

Labour MP Chris Bryant suggesting on Twitter this will sink Cameron whoever it is.

my thoughts are theres alot of people that want it to, but its simply not that serious. it will just consume "westminster village" and newspaper column inches when really it doesnt matter that much. the seriousness is the distraction cause rather then the issue itself.

 

[drew]

my thoughts are theres alot of people that want it to, but its simply not that serious. it will just consume "westminster village" and newspaper column inches when really it doesnt matter that much. the seriousness is the distraction cause rather then the issue itself.

So you know for a fact who is involved then?

 

[Simster]

I will rejoice on the day such tittle tattle means jack shit to the British electorate. It would be hugely depressing if Cameron was sunk because of this.

Seriously, the only time it should ever matter is if you're a party stupid enough to campaign as "the party of family values" or some such drivel. These days, none of them are daft enough to do that.