John Kampfner in the Guardian:

“As for the internet, another area of Leveson myopia, that is where the action now is. Many of the most polemical, most-followed bloggers and tweeters hail from the right. This has little to do with overweaning barons. Yet already the cries are going up: do something about it. Try to control it.

Will Miliband win? Will Cameron lose, or will he give yet more ground hours before the vote in order to save face? The left sniffs victory. It may achieve its specific ends, but in taking down its enemy, it will leave a vital principle floundering in its wake.”

The PM tells the Pope:

“The white smoke over the Falklands was pretty clear.”

George Monbiot’s words of wisdom:

 ”please make sure you check your facts and think before you tweet.”

A LibDem spokesperson tells Guido:

“We are a party of government. We have ministers and everything.”

Ken Clarke debating the Justice and Security Bill:

“Some of my best friends are human rights lawyers”

Boris on the bankers’ bonus cap:

“possibly the most deluded measure to come from Europe since Diocletian tried to fix the price of groceries across the Roman Empire”

Sarah Newton, deputy chairman of the Conservative Party, says:

“It is good for the Coalition that the Coalition was able to retain the seat.”

Ed tells Dave:

“he’s scraping the barrel by quoting the New Statesman”

Alison Smith, one of the women who has made allegations against Lord Rennard, says:

“Clegg slams ‘self appointed detectives’, otherwise known as the free press. Regarded by most as important in a democracy.”

More Fabricant gold:

“Just spotted Vince Cable in Eastleigh looking like a war criminal with hat pulled over face”