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]
Oona King
Mr Oona
THIS is Wes Streeting playing Oona King at Camden Town Hall. The wannabe Mayor sent Streeting, a twittering former NUS president, to deputise for her on Friday night. He [READ ON]
Sure, sure, I’ll be there..
THERE’S a big bout at Camden Town Hall tomorrow night: KEN LIVINGSTONE versus OONA KING. Head to head. Live! Or is there? An email flier to Labour members specifically [READ ON]
Last tram to Somers Town
A FEW people who read these pages were a little surprised to read that Labour councillor Roger Robinson is backing Oona King over Ken Livingstone in the mayoral candidate [READ ON]
The Oona fanclub
WAS it something Ken Livingstone said? The longest current serving councillor at Camden Town Hall, somebody with direct memory of Ken’s own time as a Camden councillor, [READ ON]
The Boris swerveball theory
INTERESTING theory being unpacked by Dave Hill for his London Blog at the Guardian right now: That Boris Johnson is planning to pitch a swerveball on Thursday and announce he [READ ON]
Radio gold: No, Mr Livingstone, I expect you to lose…
SO I did check the LBC tape and Alastair Campbell did cough a resigned mutter about preferring Ken Livingstone ahead of Oona King in the mayoral candidate stakes. But rewind [READ ON]
Campbell: ‘Ken over Oona’
CHECK the tape – but did Alastair Campbell sit in with surely-not-his-best-bud Ken Livingstone on LBC radio today? And when asked by a caller whether he’d prefer [READ ON]
Joe Cole is top trump
THE game this week has been to find the most famous, successful person to have passed through Haverstock School in Camden. Ex-pupil Oona King launched her bid to become [READ ON]
What Oona King did next..
SEEMS like only yesterday I was blogging on how Oona King was so bored of the Labour Party on her visit to a meeting that she walked out and didn’t come back for seven [READ ON]
Richard Osley 