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UK Politics
The Scottish play rebounds on Tony
- 16 April 2007
The Prime Minister thinks a poll on Scots independence will derail Gordon's ambitions. But the Chancellor soon has other plans in train
UK Politics
Our prime minister in waiting takes on Tehran
- 09 April 2007
Gordon's simple solution for our captured servicemen is to invade Iran with his crack cabinet. That's before David Miliband scuppers his plans.
UK Politics
The young prince takes charge of the power cuts
- 02 April 2007
Harry wants a little action, Tony gives him some paper clips and Gordon overrules Tony, leading Harry to see some true action.
UK Politics
Whatever happened to . . .? He got an ice pick
- 26 March 2007
Brainy Ed ponders Gordon's image, Tony rewards Lord Andrew for his service, Sir Ranulph offers up a crampon, only for a dangerous weapon to emerge.
UK Politics
The new property-owning classes
- 19 March 2007
Alastair produces a story and Gordon prepares a trick, while Tony and Cherie issue a plea, only for left-wing Michael to trump them all.
UK Politics
The mystery of the mole is solved
- 12 March 2007
Tony dares David to do something naughty and David dares Tony to do something naughty, while Leo is persuaded to say that he did something naughty
UK Politics
Tricky Tony's frosty Nixon moment
- 05 March 2007
It's 2010 and some documents have come to light that suggest Tony's own Watergate. Luckily, interviewer extraordinaire David Frost is there to put the pressure on.
UK Politics
Neighbours from hell
- 26 February 2007
Tony wants Hugh or Daniel to act him, but they won't. Tony wants George or Jamie to talk to him, but they won't. Meanwhile, Peter and John want Cherie to play with them, but she won't.
UK Politics
Sponge cake and deep-fried Toblerone
- 19 February 2007
Ed prepares a glitzy extravaganza for Tony, Cherie hatches a cunning plan for Gordon, only for Leo to make a heroic example of his dad.
UK Politics
Pigeons for a purpose
- 12 February 2007
Tony abolishes disgrace, Gordon abolishes suffering, Cashpoint abolishes posterity, while Margaret helpfully abolishes a dozen white doves.
