As House of Cards fever grips Westminster, does David Cameron prefer slippery old Etonian Francis Urquhart or President Frank Underwood? Here is a taster of what you can find in Guido’s Sun on Sunday column this week:
- Miliband promised to abolish tuition fees in 2010, this week he proposed setting them at £6,000
- Asleep on the job? When immigration figures came out, Nigel Farage was having a ‘kip
- Tessa Jowell votes to ban MPs from holding consultancies, while being paid £1,000-an-hour by a consultancy
- LibDems struggle with their differentiation strategy
- Labour shadow sports minister and Millwall fan accused of verbally abusing colleague in booze-fuelled outburst
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