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Nick Clegg turned up at the Heart FM London studio's half an hour after an interview with him was due to have started

Pandora: Clegg's date at Heart FM falls on deaf ears

Following David Cameron's smoother-than-thou interview on Heart FM last week, Nick Clegg sought to make a similarly impressive appearance on the station's breakfast show yesterday.

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The former Royal Bank of Scotland chief executive Sir Fred Goodwin was seen in a rare public outing on Gulf Air flight to Bahrain

Pandora: Fred the Shred jets back into limelight

Thursday, 11 March 2010

Sir, the champagne! Motor racing enthusiasts were treated to the sight of a distantly familiar face aboard yesterday morning's Gulf Air flight to Bahrain, departing just in time for the start of the 2010 Grand Prix season.

Juliette Foster, former Sky newscaster and author of 'Breaking News'

Pandora: Reality TV? It's Sky News, the novel

Wednesday, 10 March 2010

Adam, Kay, et al: time to put in a pre-order. The former Sky newscaster Juliette Foster has allowed us a look at the synopsis of her long-awaited novel, Breaking News, and it promises to be every bit as titillating as anticipated.

Pandora: Act II in tale of two critics falls flat

Tuesday, 9 March 2010

And so to the encore! The second half of Theatreland's most bitter feud has come to a close – and it has been remarkably similar to the first.

Tessa Dahl on The Dylan Thomas Prize, whereby writers may receive nominations irrespective of their discipline: 'A poet of course will think poetry ought to win, and a novelist will think their form is best'

Pandora: A triumph of form over content?

Friday, 5 March 2010

An unexpected spat has broken out amongst the literati of Wales. Tessa Dahl, pictured, the statuesque mother of Sophie and daughter of Roald, is engaged in a harsh exchange of words with the organisers of the world's richest literary award, The Dylan Thomas Prize.

Brian May: 'I regard it as my duty to try and make sure we don't go back into the dark ages'

Pandora: Tories under pressure: May turns lobbyist

Thursday, 4 March 2010

Regulars at Portcullis House were last week treated to the unlikely sight of Brian May in deep conversation with Nick Herbert, the Conservative's Shadow Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs.

Sally Bercow with her husband and Commons Speaker, John Bercow

Pandora: A pitch for big tent politics from Mrs B

Wednesday, 3 March 2010

Thermos? Check. Gaslight? Check. Election leaflets? Erm, check.

Despite ongoing controversy over Israel's alleged role in the killing of a Hamas commander, we hear that David Miliband, pictured, is to attend a housewarming reception at the recently refurbished Israeli embassy at the end of the month

Pandora: Diplomatic Dave to heal rift with Israelis

Tuesday, 2 March 2010

All it took was the prospect of a few canapés – or, perhaps, a few trays of Ferrero Rocher.

Ana Wintour, the editor of American Vogue, is to have her portrait displayed at the National Portrait Gallery

Pandora: Wintour sans fur (and shades) for the NPG

Friday, 26 February 2010

Anna Wintour has placed a Louboutined heel on yet another rung of the Establishment ladder.

Jenni Murray, the Woman's Hour presenter, is to write a book devoted to chihuahuas

Pandora: Murray goes to the dogs (well, chihuahuas)

Thursday, 25 February 2010

Few would quibble with Jenni Murray's credentials: the Woman's Hour presenter has long represented a bastion of feminism at the BBC.

Tony Benn: 'I think the election is still very much in the balance'

Pandora: Benn suspicious about tales of 'bully' Brown

Wednesday, 24 February 2010

With spinning supremo Max Clifford newly recruited to represent Christine Pratt, expect the now-notorious National Bullying Helpline boss to start fighting her corner soon.

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