Does Oona fancy coming home to Camden?
IN his first conference speech Ed Miliband told his boring old skit about Oona King being too cool to hang around with him and his brother David when the three were all [READ ON]
September 2010
The soap opera they hate to love
Sketch of the Labour Party conference in tomorrow’s CNJ PO-FACED Labour members tell journalists to stop going on about the Miliband brothers, ordering us not to reduce [READ ON]
Mrs G Jackson MP
ON Monday, Hampstead and Kilburn’s MP appeared to be named on the official Labour voting list – published online – as Mrs G. Hodges MP, using her married surname. [READ ON]
Labour’s media war: I see your Daily Mail, and raise you Twitter
THE Daily Mail was name-checked nearly 20 times from the main stage at the Labour Party conference in Manchester this afternoon as trade union members heaped a bag of blame [READ ON]
Glenda mystery solved: she backed Ed
Thanks to the Twit/blog world for solving the mystery – in less than an hour – of why the name G. Jackson does not appear on the list of Labour MPs who voted in [READ ON]
The jocks on campus
There was no blogging at the end of last week because I was on annual leave having a mid-conference break. Liverpool was interesting, Manchester tomorrow – Birmingham [READ ON]
Lib Dem conference: Right turn at Lime Street?
TO Liverpool and the Lib Dem conference: there’s an ash grey sky over Merseyside this morning, makes me yearn for the sun on Bournemouth’s hilly seafront last [READ ON]
Dave, the history teacher
WARM words will rightfully be said about Dave Horan, the Kentish Town Labour councillor, this week. He sadly died from cancer on Saturday night. For me, his death marks the [READ ON]
Cops covered
JOURNALIST Ben McPartland, who left the Ham & High last week, was one of the best crime reporters in Camden of recent years. He didn’t miss much. I joked with him [READ ON]
How diary pages work…
…READ local paper or blog. Regurgitate. Add whimsical comment. Done. The Guardian’s entertaining Hugh Muir is the first of the mark to add his thoughts on [READ ON]
Richard Osley 