Week on the web
Blog Article 18 April 2008
The prime minister has been in the US this week, and two things are certain: he is less famous than the Pope, and he doesn't have his own plane.
Week on the web
Blog Article 11 April 2008
Political leaders hope to avoid going into recess on the back foot, because with no fresh stories to keep the media busy, the old ones can stay in circulation like stale air on the London Underground.
Week on the web
Blog Article 4 April 2008
It was a week dominated by mischievous pranks from the media and rumbling discontent from the government frontbenches.
Week on the web
Blog Article 28 March 2008
Lib Dem blogging queen Lynne Featherstone poses an interesting question this week - why do her party's bloggers "provide the online equivalent of committee meetings and pizza and politics events - vital but inward looking"?
Week on the web
Blog Article 14 March 2008
It was a "stability and opportunity" Budget delivered by a determined and unflappable chancellor sipping tap water. Asleep yet? The bloggers may have been bored into oblivion by Darling's dulcet monotones, but they still did a good job of picking apart the small print.
Week on the web
Blog Article 7 March 2008
As government officials jubilantly supped champagne following their win over the EU treaty vote this week, Nick Clegg licked his wounds after a quarter of his party defied his orders on the issue.
Week on the web
Blog Article 29 February 2008
Did online campaigning take a great leap forward this week?
Week on the web
Blog Article 22 February 2008
Nationalisation was the buzzword on the web this week following Alistair Darling's announcement that Northern Rock was to be taken into public ownership.
Week on the web
Blog Article 15 February 2008
Mini recess, mini silly season? The most talked about item on the blogs this week was Adam Boulton's annual Valentine's Day list of the most fanciable MPs.
Week on the web
Blog Article 8 February 2008
Bugging was the watchword of the week after Sunday saw the revelation that Labour MP Sadiq Khan had had his conversations with a constituent and terror suspect recorded.
Week on the web
Blog Article 1 February 2008
Much more colourful than boring old complicated party donations irregularities, the Conway scandal has provoked something of a delighted frenzy.
Week on the web
Blog Article 25 January 2008
It was a tumultuous week in British politics as the stock exchange struggled to remain afloat and Peter Hain definitively failed to do so.
Week on the web
Blog Article 18 January 2008
The week began with the spotlight remaining firmly on Peter Hain, despite his attempt to draw a line under the saga of his Labour deputy leadership campaign donations last Saturday.
Week on the web
Blog Article 11 January 2008
The spotlight was on Peter Hain this week, as a new year brought with it a brand new donations scandal for the Labour Party.
Week on the web
Blog Article 7 December 2007
As the season of good will gets into swing, Liberal Democrat Voice marks the occasion with an interactive advent calendar detailing the true nature of Labour's "Christmas cheer".
