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David Cameron To Reaffirm 'Compassionate Conservative' Credentials In Conference Speech www.huffingtonpost.co.uk

We may be drowning but at least we’ve got the Clown Prince making us laugh: Brian Reade on Boris Johnson's speech

It’s a depressing sign of the political times that so many observers have mistaken a buffoon for a saviour

Mirror

Caroline Davey www.huffingtonpost.co.uk

Director of Policy at Gingerbread, the national charity for single parents

Why Bother With Facts on Welfare When Fiction Is So Convenient?

Grace Dent ww.independent.co.uk

A question for Chris Grayling. As a 5ft4in woman, what legal options for self-defence do I have against a 6ft burglar? Honestly, I'd love to know

Jolly exciting they may be, but do these new guidelines make sense?

Andrew Mitchell's Career Clock Is Counting Down Over 'Pleb' Rant www.huffingtonpost.co.uk

Max Hastings Guardian
Boris Johnson: brilliant, warm, funny – and totally unfit to be PM

For 20 years I've known London's mayor is a gold-medal egomaniac. If he gets into No 10, I'm on the first plane out

The truth about Boris Johnson's mop news.uk.msn.com

Universal Credit: Disabled people 'to lose out' BBC

MPs' Expenses Publication 'Being Blocked By John Bercow' www.huffingtonpost.co.uk

George Osborne accused of opening tax loophole with 'shares for rights'
Critics say well-off will benefit from tax-avoidance possibilities as employment rights can be given back to selected workers Guardian

AMOL RAJAN www.independent.co.uk


After this week, how can anyone sustain the pretence that Prince Charles is politically neutral?
True conservatives ought to be horrified that the illusion of neutrality has been exposed yet again. Instead, they're happy for this meddler to keep meddling

MPs Letting Out London Homes And Claiming London Expenses To Rent www.huffingtonpost.co.uk

Andrew Mitchell resigns over 'plebs' police scandal

Government Chief Whip Andrew Mitchell has resigned after swearing at police guarding Downing Street.


ITV

On an economy drive, Chancellor? George Osborne charged £160 after being caught in First Class carriage with a standard train ticket
Millionaire MP 'argued with train staff' after refusing to leave First Class
Chancellor's aide insisted Osborne could not sit in Standard Class
Ticket inspector refused to back down, ordering the MP to pay £160 upgrade
Critics blast chancellor for 'thinking he is above normal rules and laws'
No11 plays down incident, saying Mr Osborne was 'happy to pay' for upgrade
By EDDIE WRENN Mail