Private Eye reports in its latest issue that Ian Kirby, political editor of the News of the World (a challenging job, if ever there was one) was recently called in for an interview with Blair & Brown in an effort for them to demonstrate comradely unity. Kirby duly turned up at Number Ten and was heading for the room they were in when he heard David Hill, Blair's press spokesman say: "Okay, he's coming. Start talking now!" The door opened and, guess what, Kirby found the two talking warmly to each other as if they hadn't a care in the world. Bless.
Wednesday, April 12, 2006
Blair & Brown: The Feud Continues Episode 94
Private Eye reports in its latest issue that Ian Kirby, political editor of the News of the World (a challenging job, if ever there was one) was recently called in for an interview with Blair & Brown in an effort for them to demonstrate comradely unity. Kirby duly turned up at Number Ten and was heading for the room they were in when he heard David Hill, Blair's press spokesman say: "Okay, he's coming. Start talking now!" The door opened and, guess what, Kirby found the two talking warmly to each other as if they hadn't a care in the world. Bless.
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I'm still not sure that Gordon Brown will be able to emulate that permanent false grin/smile that Tony Blair constantly puts on whenever he is in the limelight.
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