Kemi Badenoch regretted that her anti-wokery speech might be about to upset some people. The venue was the Institute for Government, a think-tank that receives millions from the Blairite Lord Sainsbu…
Bristol North East's Damien Egan, one of life's worriers, was anxious about 'extremism'. It was, he told the Commons, 'growing at an unprecedented rate'.
For weeks Andy Burnham had been fluttering those Joan Collins eyelashes and insisting it was all too early to talk about a Labour leadership election. No one believed him.
Put down that loaded sausage and raise your hands in the air, writes QUENTIN LETTS. Climate fanatic Ed Miliband may soon be after our meat and dairy addiction.
Under a science lab microscope you can watch organisms fight against pathogens. The threatened bodies clench and recoil and squirt various acids, hoping to destroy the invasive cells.
Where the heck was Starmer? When Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood grudgingly made a 1.40pm Commons statement on Henry Nowak's murder, the Prime Minister was absent...
To obtain the Mandelson Files you had to present yourself to a dusty counter in a parliamentary basement, there to ask a man - 'psst!', out of one corner of the mouth - if he had the goods.
Andy Burnham's campaign launch? Thumbs-up, swaggering tummy, Cool-Daddio dress code, plus hugs for Labour MPs, football banter and self-basting cries of 'brilliant, mate!'
Big problems demand serious responses. Rachel Reeves, panicked by economic failure, strode into the Commons and announced cut-price circus tickets for the summer.