In Guido’s Sun column today:

• Downing Street’s marital casualty rate rising under 24/7 pressure
  
• The Case of the Missing Home Secretary and the Google Lobbyist
• Lord Ashcroft’s wine and dine charm offensive
• Tom Watson up to his Mr Fix-It tricks in West Midlands MEP selection squabble
• Sajid Javid’s tax cut cheers
• Dave & Ed M, still not speaking
• What are the odds Stephen Timms MP will be in a two faced hypocrisy shocker?
• IPSA blow £3/4m on lawyers and spin

All this and more in your Sun on Sunday. Politics for the people, just 60p…

Not the cleverest legal letter ever sent, then.

Via @sophyridgesky

Pick up your copy of the Sun on Sunday today to make sure you don’t miss out on:

• The Special Adviser who delivered his own baby son and is inevitably now known as a “safe pair of hands”
• Reshuffle speculation: find out which MPs are “up the ar*e of the PM” according to their fellow Tory MPs!
• Guido hears another Downing Street aide’s exit is in the offing
• David and Ed Miliband – still frosty
• Davis Davis has more exciting holidays than we do
• Eric Pickles goes to India
• We name the two MPs who respectively employ their wife and sister yet then demanded more staff cash (they were turned down)

Read all about it in your 60p Sun today…

As if the reputation of lobbying could get any lower, in Guido’s Sun column today we name the ex-MP turned lobbyist under police investigation. Don’t miss out on:

• Theresa May’s new leadership-worthy wardrobe
• Liam Byrne’s latest blunder
• Ed the stud
• IDS channels Churchill
• Anarchist beer leaving a bitter taste in parliament
• Brian May’s awkward pub session with Labour MPs
• Olympians turned Tory candidates
• Dave’s crisis meeting tomorrow
• Lazy Vaizey’s Cannes trip

Politics for the people, just 60p…

Guido shares a page with Russell Brand as Dave goes looking for Chuka in Ibiza in today’s Sun. In the column today:

• Harman stitches up a seat for a millionaire comedian’s daughter
• Balls is on borrowed time and borrowed Co-op money
  
• Theresa May woos Tory wags
• Hodge the Dodge misses £100 million of BBC waste
• James Wharton plays hardball with Number 10
• A Tory MP and researcher get a bit too close in the Sports and Social
• Technophobe MPs double claim for expenses on new touch credit cards
• Why skiving civil service pen pushers will only be working two days next week.

All in your 60p Sun.

The digital gurus over at ITV News have been trying to make ITV a social media savvy news outlet. So it was all a bit awkward when their website crashed yesterday, buckling under the traffic spike that came with their footage of the Woolwich terrorist. This blog became the only news outlet running the video, fully credited and attributed to them in the headline, of course.

Since it was now the only immediately available copy, news websites across the world used the video from this blog – with the ITV watermark. Sixteen hours and 1,867,835 YouTube views later, and having failed to capitalise on their own scoop, the ITV News team finally sprang into action and had the video removed from YouTube. Social-media is about sharing, that is why it is called “social”. It is not our fault if ITV’s site can’t take a traffic spike… 

Guido had a record traffic day yesterday with our fast reacting curation of the news from Woolwich. You can now watch a more extended version of the footage courtesy of our friends at The Sun...

In today’s Sun column:

• find out which national newspaper editor has a crush on SamCam
• how NHS England spends your cash
• Read about Nadine’s bumpy bounce back
• Claire Perry’s sexy invitation
• why there is some money left for Liam Byrne
• Petrolheads and a Westminster wedding

All in your 60p Sun…

Guido shares a page with Nadine in today’s Sun. In Guido’s column:

• Ed Miliband told Guido a funny over carrot sticks and hummus
• PM on Chuka: “let’s get him”
• Nigel Farage’s unbelievably “bonkers” dinner party with Labour luvvies, celebs, heirs, heiresses and a prince. Guido has the guest list.
• What Lord Strathclyde is doing for money these days
• The price of local UKIP-Tory mini-coalitions
• The bad smell around Keith Vaz

Politics for the people, just 60p…

Pick up your 60p Sun this morning for all the latest on rape arrest Tory MP Nigel Evans. In Guido’s column:

• why Tom Watson will be furious about Thursday
• why even Nigel Farage was not all smiles
• Rennard’s helping hands on the campaign trail
• Osborne is blocking Nadine Dorries’ return
• Jo Johnson’s awkward first SpAd meeting
• why Craig “Partridge” Oliver’s colleagues say he’s no Coulson
• Boris and the gangsters
• Labour MP’s unfortunate Stuart Hall photo
• Tory candidate’s embarrassing front page past
• Karaoke banned in parliament
• why the ‘Faragasm’ wasn’t the only explosion in Westminster this week

And how Adam Afriyie tried to gag the press after remortgaging his £4 million mansion. Politics for the people…

Our colleagues over at The Sun put 18-year-old politics student Bradley Monk, standing for UKIP to get on the Hampshire County Council seat Winchester Eastgate tomorrow, on page 2 after he put pictures of himself wearing a creepy Jimmy Savile mask on his Facebook page. Further examination of his Facebook reveals him dressed in a bikini having a drunken snog with Eric Cunha, another UKIP activist. Guido thinks we can safely say this is one UKIP candidate who is neither racist or homophobic…