That's it, Tom Harris has taken the last of my many straws. Not content with waffling on about Doctor Who and X Factor during the day, not content with having a go at single mum's without coming up with a construcive policy on the matter, not content with passing silly wee stories off as "one of the most important Scottish political stories of the year", not content with indulging in pet...

The crashing of Jacqui Smith's privacy shows that data 'security' is garbage. Yet gullible MPs still vote as if it existed Sweet is the spectacle of a home secretary bitten by her own snake. The outrage of Jacqui Smith's television expenses claim lies not in its content, lurid as it is, but in the way it was exposed. How many times must the home secretary have been assured in s...

Not content with launching a Conservative Wiki, Conservative Home's plans for global domination have taken a massive leap this week with the launch of a new brand, Conservative International. Clearly unhappy at not appearing on television enough and considering that appearing only on British television is insufficient for a man of his political skill and unerring timing, Conservative Home edi...

The key political aide to the Home Secretary was cast as one of the main characters in a racy novel set among the horse riding community.

Yvette Cooper MP, Labour’s Shadow Home Secretary, on reports today on the introduction of Terrorism Prevention and Investigation Measures (TPIMs), said:

Chris Grayling is making his first major speech as Shadow Home Secretary today. I’ll have a look at the content later, but I did notice he attacked Labour for having a “musical chairs based system of home secretaries” which apparently “has left Britain a more dangerous, less civilised place to live in”. Chris Grayling is the

A COMPLAINT has been made to the parliamentary sleaze watchdog about Jacqui Smith, the Home Secretary, claiming allowances for a second home while lodging with her sister.

Asked why there had been talk of the Home Secretary performing a "u-turn" on knife criminals attending A&E, the Prime Minister's Spokesman (PMS) replied that the Home Secretary had made the position quite clear at Home Office Oral Questions. What the Home Secretary and the Home Office had been talking about, and had been clear about throughout, was developing Knife Referral Schemes. These were sch...

Yvette Cooper MP, Labour's Shadow Home Secretary, said: "We need full disclosure of all connections, relationships and meetings between the Metropolitan Police and News International, right now. It isn't enough to defer these issues to the judge-led inquiry, as the Mayor and Home Secretary seem content to do.

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