The Sun's political correspondent takes us with him on a visit to the Falklands
by Christopher Hope / 15 Mar 2013
The Daily Telegraph's Christopher Hope reveals all about chairing the parliamentary press gallery - and why he's had trouble persuading Labour figures to attend its lunches
by Pippa Crerar / 19 Feb 2013
In this month's diary, the Evening Standard's City Hall editor gives us the inside view on London's wayward mayor
by Jason Beattie / 12 Dec 2012
The Daily Mirror's political editor gives us a peek into his diary
by James Landale / 02 Nov 2012
The deputy political editor of BBC News scribbles in his diary about Brazil, conferences and karaoke
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by Tom Bradby / 31 Jul 2012
The political editor for ITV News on recess, prime ministers' wives and his new film
by Graeme Wilson / 24 Apr 2012
What is it about prime ministers and fuel crises? Graeme Wilson discusses the unfortunate jerry-can rush, a lavish visit across the pond and nominitive determinism
by Jim Pickard / 21 Feb 2012
Just what have Tony, Gordon and Peter been up to since Labour left office? Jim Pickard of the FT has the scoop in his diary
by Jane Merrick / 22 Nov 2011
In her diary, the Independent on Sunday's political editor Jane Merrick wonders whether we might be about to see the start of 'Occupy Christmas'
by Dermot Murnaghan / 26 Sep 2011
Host of Sky News' Sunday morning show Dermot Murnaghan recounts a busy month taking in Canada, Libya and the phone-hacking scandal
by John Rentoul / 21 Jun 2011
Chief political commentator for the Independent on Sunday John Rentoul on inducting students into the study of Tony Blair, the rise of middle-class Britain and how to tell if someone's got an iPad
by Joe Churcher / 17 Jan 2013
We peek into Press Association's chief political correspondent's diary
by Adam Boulton / 19 Nov 2012
From shoe-shiners to quants to the KKK, the political editor of Sky News fills us in on his trip to the US for the presidential campaigns
by Michael Deacon / 28 Sep 2012
The Daily Telegraph's parliamentary sketch writer gives us a glimpse of his most recent muses
by Tim Shipman / 22 Jun 2012
Danny Alexander, Ken Livingstone, Hay Literary Festival and the G8 - the Daily Mail's deputy political editor takes us through a regular month in the Lobby
by Roland Watson / 20 Mar 2012
Roland Watson looks forward to a fun, but potentially coalition-damaging, fight over House of Lords reform
by James Lyons / 24 Jan 2012
The Daily Mirror's deputy political editor shares his horror stories of travelling with the PM and takes issue with the BBC
by Chris Ship / 25 Oct 2011
ITV News senior political correspondent on his frantic month of travelling to bring you the news
by Andy Bell / 23 Aug 2011
5 News political editor Andy Bell swaps Westminster for famine-stricken Somalia
by Alex Thomson / 21 Feb 2011
The chief correspondent at Channel 4 News writes about a new film on Afghanistan, famous Maxes and student kettling
by Catherine Mayer / 17 Dec 2010
The London bureau chief for TIME on why you should never grumble about interviewing the PM
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"The prime minister has said he does not believe that statutory legislation is necessary to achieve the principles outlined
"We have a growing relationship with the EU as an institution, which has an increasing voice in the world,
"Just one day after their botched relaunch, even people at the very heart of Cameron's government are losing faith
"The number one priority now is reducing the deficit that they [Labour] left us - the biggest deficit since
"Our mission is clear: to get Britain living within its means and earning its way in the world once
"Since then, Britain, the colonial power, has refused to return the territories to the Argentine Republic, thus preventing it
"The central premise of my campaign for president was to change the tax code that was too skewed towards
"We have paid a very heavy price but I think the reason for coming here in the first place,
"Public servants should not be rewarded for failure. But that was exactly what happened when the BBC Trust paid
