Editor’s blog Wednesday 12 May 2010: Employment Tribunal trashes Sir Ian Carruthers' treatment of Royal Cornwall CE
The excellent Dr Phil Hammond is well-known for his nom-de-plume as Private Eye
's MD.
His latest Eye column,
Editor’s blog Wednesday 12 May 2010: The electoral ash cloud starts to clear
Good morning.
The rumour mill of the Westminster Village has it that the terms of this full
coalition mean that
Editor's blog Wednesday 12 May 2010: Matt Tee interview
Anyway, before we were so rudely interrupted by this election thingy ...
I got an interview with Matt Tee
[http://www.
Interview: Matt Tee, Permanent Secretary of Government Communications, Cabinet Office
by Health Policy Insight editor Andy Cowper
There are survivors and there are thrivers. Cabinet Office Permanent Secretary
of Government
Editor's blog Tuesday 11 May 2010: Life becoming a Lansloid
PoliticsHome suggests that Andrew Lansley is confirmed as the next Health
Secretary
[http://www.politicshome.com/uk/article/9005/conservative_
Editor's blog Tuesday 11 May 2010: Blue and gold are the new colours
The reason the Virgin Mary is pained in blue robes is most classical pictures is
that blue was the most
Editor's blog Tuesday 11 May 2010: A reading recap and a footnote while we are waiting
Hello there.
As negotiations over who may form a government continue, it might be useful to
have a look through
Editor's blog Tuesday 11 May 2010: Frosty The Führer proves that NHS trusts spend every public pound wisely
Tom Lehrer famously said that political satire became obsolete when Henry
Kissinger was given the Nobel Prize for Peace in
Editor’s blog Monday 10 May 2010: Continental drift, flying pork barrels and the volcano effect
First past the post electoral systems are great, apparently: they give you
strong government. Not like those Continentals, what?
Sheeesh.
Editor’s blog Monday 10 May 2010: Just another manic Monday
Hello.
Well, this is fun, isn’t it?
Uncertainty over the deal, coalition or understanding to form a new government
