The 2009 Total Politics Blog Awards
by Iain Dale / 18 Sep 2009
After much counting, the results are in to reveal the best British political blogs. Iain Dale announces the results and examines the movers and shakers within the blogosphere this year
by Iain Dale / 18 Sep 2009
After much counting, the results are in to reveal the best British political blogs. Iain Dale announces the results and examines the movers and shakers within the blogosphere this year
by Iain Dale / 17 Jul 2009
Despite the furore over her husband's porn movies and her 88p bath plug, Jacqui Smith tells Iain Dale that, even if she'd known all that was in store, she'd still have dedicated her life to politics
by Iain Dale / 21 May 2009
She's a Marmite person, either loved or loathed. She tells Iain Dale that she'd much rather speak up for what she believes in, and be attacked for it, than to say nothing
by Iain Dale / 18 Mar 2009
The former Mayor of London has no intention of departing London politics and remains a controversial force of nature. He tells Iain Dale why he will be standing in the next Mayoral election, that his biggest failure in office was not forcing a newspaper out of business and how the civil service is a "malignant conspiracy against the national interest"
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by Iain Dale / 21 Jan 2009
A hero to many, a political anti-christ to others, Tony Benn has taken on a role as political grandfather to the nation. Iain Dale spent two hours, over several mugs of tea, quizzing him about democracy, death, misjudgements, world government - and the state of his bladder
by Iain Dale / 24 Nov 2008
To her fans she's a human dynamo, to her enemies she's an irritating robot. Iain Dale talks to Hazel Blears, the Secretary of State for Communities & Local Government about her life in politics, tap dancing and her penchant for bikes. Big ones
by Iain Dale / 12 Nov 2008
At the Total Politics office we get loads of books sent to us.
by Iain Dale / 27 Oct 2008
In an exclusive interview with Iain Dale, the leader of the United Kingdom Independence Party says UKIP is more relevant than ever, acknowledges entryism by the BNP and denies he is President Medvedev in disguise
by Iain Dale / 22 Aug 2008
Iain Dale talks to Scotland's first minister, Alex Salmond
by Iain Dale / 29 Jun 2008
What attracted you to the mayoralelection, and specifically Boris? My firm, Crosby|Textor which I run with strategicpolling expert Mark Textor, runs campaigns.
by Iain Dale / 21 Aug 2009
As she prepares for retirement, Ann Widdecombe tells Iain Dale that moving away from a melting pot of professions will produce a House whose members have little contact with the outside world
by Iain Dale / 18 Jun 2009
He's bored of being labelled as loaded, admits he was tired on Have I Got News For You and doesn't think Gordon's small talk is much good
by Iain Dale / 23 Apr 2009
The first leader of the Liberal Democrats entered politics after a career in the Royal Marines and retired after leading his party for 11 years
by Iain Dale / 19 Feb 2009
In an animated conversation with Iain Dale, the Conservative leader rules out state funding of political parties, reveals how David Davis left him incredulous, denies he is an opportunist and indulges in a little Lib Dem love bombing
by Iain Dale / 25 Nov 2008
Yesterday, as soon as the Chancellor sat down, we sent out a poll survey asking Britain's elected politicians what they thought of the Pre Budget Report.
by Iain Dale / 21 Nov 2008
When you start a new business, there are many things you need to do and many other things you ought to do which never cross your mind.
by Iain Dale / 19 Sep 2008
The trailblazing chief executive of Plaid Cymru talks to Iain Dale about nationalism, independence and her hopes for the future
by Iain Dale / 25 Jul 2008
Morgan Tsvangirai claimed a first round victory following the Zimbabwean general election in March this year.