The one where Murad Qureshi remembers he’s not Tom Copley
YOU can’t beat a bit of Captain Panic recall recall recall on a politician’s emailed press release. Here’s what Labour London Assembly Murad Qureshi sent [READ ON]
December 2014
The year in Twitpics
…another year of sending pictures to Twitter draws to a close. PJ and Duncan turned up in Inverness Street, Camden Town, at the start of the year. They wanted to create [READ ON]
Christmas jumper alert!
AND the winner of Camden Council’s Christmas jumper competition can now be announced… and it’s Labour councillor Heather Johnson, who conducted the last [READ ON]
Peter Brayshaw, the man from the bullet-riddled motel
WHEN Peter Brayshaw’s long term partner Tracy Warnes passed away a few years back, he recalled how they had hidden together in a besieged motel in Angola as bullets [READ ON]
Keir, actually
MY name popped up in The Times yesterday, just because I sent a tweet on Saturday evening about being asked once more by one of Sir Keir Starmer’s aides to stop using [READ ON]
H & St P: The final showdown – in tweets
THE final hustings and members vote in Labour’s parliamentary selection contest in Holborn and St Pancras yesterday was quite an event. It kicked off late, due [READ ON]
A knight’s tale: How Sir Keir Starmer galloped to victory in Holborn and St Pancras
IT’S Sir Keir then, the winner of our autumn distraction. It probably always was going to be. The defeated may look back and think they could have done this or that [READ ON]
H & St P: Game day
WHATEVER happens this afternoon, Labour can be pretty proud of their turnout for the parliamentary selection contest in Holborn and St Pancras. They had queues winding around [READ ON]
H & St P: The briefings, the pokes, the myths and the nudges of Labour’s clean fight
SO, we are almost there, tomorrow is the big day for the final five in the race to succeed Frank Dobson. Labour’s protracted selection campaign finally reaches its [READ ON]
From Camden to York: Hugh Bayley steps down from Parliament
INTERESTING developments in York, where the Labour Party has ruled there should be an all women’s shortlist to find a successor to Hugh Bayley in the city centre [READ ON]
Richard Osley 