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Pandora: Rory has it all – apart from a sense of humour
Having already boasted the kind of CV most mere mortals could only dream of, Rory Stewart's recent transition into the world of party politics had so far proved a smooth one.
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Pandora: Hoon shoots well wide for top football job
Thursday, 18 March 2010
Having recently fronted what has to be regarded as one of the most hapless political coup attempts in modern memory, it would be fair to venture that Geoff Hoon's stock hasn't exactly rocketed in subsequent weeks.
Pandora: Ramsay's recollection cooks up another row
Wednesday, 17 March 2010
After taking a good kicking from his detractors of late, Gordon Ramsay has been characteristically keen to respond with a few counter-punches of his own.
Pandora: Young Prezza makes new Commons bid
Tuesday, 16 March 2010
While John Prescott is busy enjoying his political swansong in typically bullish fashion, I hear another member of the Prezza dynasty has quietly launched a fresh bid for a parliamentary career of his own.
Pandora: Clegg's date at Heart FM falls on deaf ears
Friday, 12 March 2010
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Pandora: A pitch for big tent politics from Mrs B
Wednesday, 3 March 2010
Thermos? Check. Gaslight? Check. Election leaflets? Erm, check.
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