“Officer ZZ” of MI5, named in court as “Louise”, told Katia Zatuliveter’s extradition tribunal that she believed the Russian Intelligence Services had instructed the young blonde to seduce the aged LibDem pervert Mike Hancock, as he was easily susceptible to the age old trick.
Here’s a fun Guido fact for you: Hancock gives every girl he sleeps with a House of Commons shop teddy bear and calls it Mike. Form an orderly queue ladies…
Last week Ed promised to release a list of business clients he met at a dinner at the home of super-spinner Roland Rudd. So far he has not coughed the information. Lets ask him what he’s hiding…
Ed’s Twitter humiliation is becoming a near monthly occurrence. He’s doing yet another #AskEdM event at 15:00.
As ever Guido is making it easy for you to take part, all you have to do is click the box above and you are away.
Did you sup with a long spoon Ed, or were you the prey?
UPDATE: Are you listening Ed? Lots of people want a question answered:
Liam Fox told Sky’s Niall Paterson
“I may be many things, but I’m not a coward”.
Fox apologised for the breach, but attacked the press for going after his relatives. He stood by Werritty, despite that mysterious Walter Mitty briefing…
With a Cabinet reshuffle comes the flurry of promotions, and then come the SpAd wars. Media advisor Hayden Allen is the only one of Fox’s SpAds to survive the resignation and will be staying at MoD. Fox’s three SpAds has been cut to two…
Policy wonk Sian Jones has gone with Hammond, and there was talk of Paul Stephenson, Hammond’s media SpAd going across too, but he has gone back to his old opposition boss – Andrew Lansley. Justine Greening at Transport is hiring…
After specultion earlier that he was about to be sacked, defence sources just confirmed that Hancock resigned this morning from the Defence Select Committee. Jumped before pushed…
UPDATE: Technically a committee member has to be replaced by the House on a House order but Guido understands Hancock has got the ball rolling to get this going…
UPDATE II:
http://twitter.com/#!/BBCPolitics/status/126621513733521408
UPDATE III: In all fairness the blogger who got the first whiff of this story was Geoffrey Brooking.
