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Matthew Norman

Matthew Norman

Press Awards Columnist of the Year 2008, the political commentator Matthew Norman also writes The Independent’s media diary.

Alan Johnson, casualty of addiction to power

Matthew Norman: The Home Secretary has become dependent on something very nasty

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'Gordon is the Sadim of global politics, everything this reverse Midas touches turning straight to plutonium'

Isn't it time Gordon Brown was put out of his misery?

Thursday, 29 October 2009

Matthew Norman: Everything this reverse Midas touches turns to plutonium.

Of New Labour toadies, Jack Straw must be worst

Friday, 23 October 2009

Matthew Norman: His entire career is a gruesome paradigm of the enfeeblement of Westminster politcs.

'The dunces who are our MPs still cannot grasp that they have been naughty'

Thank you, Sir Thomas

Thursday, 15 October 2009

Matthew Norman: The dunces who are our MPs still cannot grasp that they have been naughty.

Matthew Norman: Osborne's gamble might just pay off

Thursday, 8 October 2009

The shadow chancellor trusts the public's realism about the pickle we're in

Matthew Norman: The perfect New Labour scandal

Thursday, 24 September 2009

It's as an unwitting yet talented seamstress that I'll remember Baroness Scotland

Smokers should be praised

Thursday, 17 September 2009

Matthew Norman: They contribute many billions more to the economy than they take in healthcare

Prepare for dreary months

Thursday, 10 September 2009

Matthew Norman: The script for the period from now till the next election is already written.

PM for PM? It could happen

Thursday, 6 August 2009

Matthew Norman: While Brown sinks, Mandelson rides the crest of a wave

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The insanity and racism of the American right

Thursday, 30 July 2009

Matthew Norman: The Republicans now make the Tories at their worst seem achingly inclusive

Lord Foulkes, the English public schoolboy who so stoutly defended Mr Speaker Martin on working-class Scottish tribal loyalty grounds, may be the most hilariously sycophantic creature even New Labour has produced.

Smearing, sycophancy and hostility in Afghanistan

Thursday, 23 July 2009

Matthew Norman: George Foulkes may be the most hilarious courtier that even New Labour has produced

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