Pandora
Pandora: Come back, Tony, all is forgiven
News of a rapprochement to warm the hearts of despondent Labour activists everywhere. Dr Peter Slowe, the newly elected chair of the Labour Finance and Industry Group, claims he is to persuade Tony Blair to return to the political fray by becoming involved in the Group's public profile.
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Pandora: Hot Shot Shahid relinquishes his title
Thursday, 9 July 2009
Pandora has lost track of Shahid Malik's comings and goings in recent weeks, what with his resigning as a minister over expenses, only to return to the Government a week later and then become the subject of an investigation by John Lyon, the Parliamentary Commissioner for Standards.
Pandora: No change at Garrick – even for Kate and Libby
Wednesday, 8 July 2009
Seventeen years after members of London's exclusive Garrick Club voted against lifting their ban on female members, Pandora hears of another thwarted stab at reform.
Pandora: Desmond trial unfolds on the Binman's watch
Tuesday, 7 July 2009
Richard Desmond is currently defending his honour in the Royal Courts of Justice. All the while, a shadowy figure is watching.
Pandora: Aitken rocks the Kazakh jailhouse
Friday, 3 July 2009
There's nothing better, Pandora finds, than a bit of Kazakh sun at this time of year.
Pandora: Blumenthal's follow-up gets a run for its money
Thursday, 2 July 2009
Time for the latest chapter in the rolling drama of Heston Blumenthal and his ill-fated dealings with Little Chef.
Pandora: Why aren't I invited? Tatchell's No 10 'snub'
Wednesday, 1 July 2009
Further drama ahead of this year's Gay Pride rally, which is rapidly becoming the most contentious in the event's history.
Pandora: Blears to get serious with former Blair babe
Tuesday, 30 June 2009
Safely assured of her spot as Salford's Labour candidate, Hazel Blears appears poised for reinvention.
Pandora: Dragon Caan tackles Pakistan's big issues
Friday, 26 June 2009
Pandora is accustomed to thinking of James Caan as the more genial judge on the BBC's Dragons' Den, but it seems the business maestro is to demonstrate a whole new side.
Pandora: Thirsty hacks seeking solace by the Thames
Thursday, 25 June 2009
With his first Prime Minister's Questions under his belt, new Speaker John Bercow, finds himself with an early opportunity to win over even the most hard-bitten of Westminster correspondents.
Pandora: Bell puts pen to paper on expenses
Wednesday, 24 June 2009
Further indication, now, of Martin Bell's (imminent, surely?) return to the political fray.
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