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Read Guido’s Column in the Sun on Sunday Online

First Penny Mordaunt, now a Cabinet minister litters a parliamentary speech with dirty innuendos. Read all about the latest Commons smut in Guido’s Sun on Sunday column here. Also in today’s column, don’t miss out on:

LibDem chief whip Don Foster dozes off in Cabinet, don’t tell Nick Clegg!

Alistair Darling’s money trouble
UKIP’s Suzanne Evans and Christine Hamilton clash over Rory Bremner
Is sidelined Mary Creagh taking her new job seriously?
Grant Shapps not having much luck with his numbers
Nigel Farage warns David Cameron why Amjad Bashir could be after his job next
Plotting underway in the Reeves family for life after Miliband

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