You would have thought, with all those mega-rich donors and celebrity backers, that Hacked Off would be able to pay the postage on their mailshots. MPs are less than impressed at having to stump up £1.50 to read their latest dross today, all because Hugh Grant and co couldn’t be bothered to buy the correct stamps. If all 650 MPs pay up that theoretically leaves a £1,000 bill for the taxpayer. Slow clap.

Read Guido’s column in the Sun on Sunday as the campaign for Brexit secures literally its biggest backer yet: the heavyweight champion of the world. Don’t miss out on:

• Tory bullying whistleblowers blast inquiry: “I was made to feel like a terrorist”

• In Campaign Carney Row: Bank of England officials furious with BSE

• Top Labour Donor Quits, Telling Corbyn: “You are leading the party into oblivion”

• Chris Bryant, the copper and the dead donkey

• Pro-bombing Tom Watson inundated with abusive messages from Corbynistas calling him a “traitor” and a “Blairite“

• Desperate Remain campaign claims “The EU lets us have more sex”

• Momentum chief Jon Lansman’s son works as asset manager promising “tax efficiency” to “shelter income tax”

You can read it all today, for free, only on SunNation…

As rumoured last week, Newsnight’s Allegra Stratton is off to ITV:

“BBC Newsnight’s Political Editor Allegra Stratton is to join ITV News’ line-up of specialist experts in the newly-created role of National Editor.

Allegra will work across ITV News’ full range of programmes, appearing frequently on News at Ten. In her new role, she will provide insight and in-depth analysis of the domestic and policy issues that matter to our viewers.”

Stratton is not thought to have got on brilliantly with Ian Katz. Wounder for the BBC as ITV News at Ten bolster their line up further. Newsnight looks like a sinking ship…

In today’s news-filled Sun on Sunday column, Guido reveals that Labour MPs are plotting to take out John McDonnell. Read all about it here, and don’t miss out on:

• Supporters of Hilary Benn for leader are sharing Clinton’s ‘Ready for Hillary’ graphics

• Fears London Labour MPs will be targeted for deselection as new far-left members sign up in the hundreds

• Guido’s favourite Tim Yeo anecdote: what happened when he dined alone and ordered an expensive bottle of wine…

• What will Osborne do with McDonnell’s Little Red Book?

• What did Jeremy Corbyn call his cat?

• Lord Hain’s “painful” PMQs

• What happened when Seumas Milne phoned George Galloway live on LBC last week

• Why Sadiq Khan is hoping to be a record-breaker

• Mark Clarke on “using women as bait”, in his own words

You can read it all today, for free, only on SunNation…

Tim Yeo has lost his libel action against the Sunday Times. A very happy Jonathan Calvert, the journalist who wrote the original story along with Heidi Blake, tells Guido:

“We won on every count and judge used the following words to describe Yeo’s evidence: “implausible”, “unreliable”, “not honest”,”dishonest”, “untruthful”, “untrue” and “unworthy of belief”.”

Shades of Aitken and Archer…

UPDATE: Yeo has to make a costs down payment to The Sunday Times of £411,000 within 28 days.

In today’s Sun on Sunday column, Guido unravels Downing Street’s spin over Cam Force One. Don’t miss out on:

• Have you heard the one about the squatters, the butler and Jezza’s brother?

• Disgraced vote-rigging scandal candidate Karie Murphy is back helping Tom Watson

• Top Tory MP distances himself from the scandal-hit RoadTrip campaign

• The Labour leadership stinks… literally

• Corbyn’s Remembrance order to staff

• Remain campaign latest: Mandelson’s warning to Roland Rudd

You can read it all today, for free, only on SunNation…