Hinterland: Mel Stride MP
14 Apr 2011
The Conservative MP for Central Devon takes a fond look back in time and muses on his training as a London tourist guide
Life
Brought to book: Jenny Randerson AM
06 Apr 2011
Jenny Randerson, Lib Dem assembly member for Cardiff Central, on why she can't stand Cherie Blair's autobiography, and her secret desire to be Hermione Granger
At lunch with... Lord Smith
by Emily Sutton / 30 Mar 2011
Emily Sutton takes the former culture secretary out for a bite to eat
Events: were you snapped?
24 Mar 2011
Nick Pickles photographs the most hyped events in Westminster this month
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Review: Flare Path
by Emily Sutton / 22 Mar 2011
Emily Sutton finds Trevor Nunn's wartime drama both funny and moving
Sky's new app
by Joe Pike / 17 Mar 2011
You can rewind PMQs, but you can't share via social media - we put Sky's new iPad app to the test
Nick de Bois on his love of rugby
by Nick de Bois / 17 Mar 2011
The Conservative MP relishes the team spirit and professionalism of rugby, his favourite sport
Brought to book: Tom Greatrex
by Tom Greatrex / 09 Mar 2011
The Labour MP discusses his favourite reads
Client 9: The Rise and Fall of Eliot Spitzer
by Emily Sutton / 04 Mar 2011
We review the new documentary film Client 9: The Rise and Fall of Eliot Spitzer
Fair Game
by Emily Sutton / 03 Mar 2011
The nuclear weapons search in Iraq is explored in this dramatic new thriller
Events: Were you snapped?
by Nick Pickles / 25 Feb 2011
Nick Pickles photographs the most hyped events in Westminster this month
Victoria Tower Treasures
by Keith Simpson MP / 24 Feb 2011
A new book that catalogues the treasures that lie in the Parliamentary Archives
My old book
by Lisa Nandy MP / 06 Apr 2011
Lisa Nandy re-visits the beauty of William Blake's prose and why his poetry is still relevant today
British Nobel Peace Prize winners
05 Apr 2011
Across the political spectrum, and from all corners of the country, British parliamentarians have contributed to world peace, and been recognised for it on that most prestigious stage
Review: Oranges and Sunshine
by Emily Sutton / 29 Mar 2011
Oranges and Sunshine tells the true story of Margaret Humphreys, a social worker from Nottingham who uncovers the disturbing mass deportation to Australia of thousands of British children in care
Review: Million Dollar Quartet
by Emily Sutton / 23 Mar 2011
This new West End musical is an all-singing, all-dancing reunion for the music of Elvis Presley, Johnny Cash, Carl Perkins and Jerry Lee Lewis
My old book: Michael Howard
by Michael Howard / 10 Mar 2011
The former Conservative leader on why Robert Caro's biography of Lyndon Johnson is one of his most treasured possessions
Top ten fictional prime ministers
by James McMeekin / 08 Mar 2011
We look at some of the more recent - and outlandish - artistic interpretations of the British premier
Tribute to Mark Hanson
by Shane Greer & Iain Dale / 03 Mar 2011
A tribute to a great friend of Total Politics and someone who will be sorely missed by all who knew him.
At lunch with Lord Dubs
by Amber Elliott / 02 Mar 2011
Total Politics catches up with the Labour peer in advance of the mammoth Lords session on the AV bill
Film: West is West
by James McMeekin / 25 Feb 2011
Deliquency meets culture clash in this sequel to 1999's East is East
Ages of Reform
by Keith Simpson MP / 24 Feb 2011
Kenneth Morgan's new book on the British left throws up some interesting questions about liberalism, Lloyd George and the left
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