Fraser's Little Tease

At just after 6pm Fraser Nelson posted on the Coffee House that a big Westminster story was about to break. He has no idea what it is, but thought we'd like to know anyway. I have no idea what it is either, in case you were wondering. So we're both reporting a story which we don't even know exists or what it is about. I love blogging!

Anyway, here's my Top Ten Big Westminster Stories Which Won't Be Announced Tonight...

10. Harriet Harman undergoes transgender therapy.
9. Dougie & Wendy Alexander to be rejoined at the hip
8. Kirk from Coronation Street to advise Andy Burnham on culture policy
7. Charles Clarke eats four Weetabix
6. Jeremy Paxman apologises to Michael Howard
5. Clegg says: It was 130 really, not 30
4. Guido Fawkes offered column in the FT
3. LibDem Candidate in Crewe admits: We Can't Win Here
2. Cameron says he's decided to keep the proceeds of growth all for himself
1. Gordon admits: The game is up

Frank Field's Political Journey

I've just been reading Fraser Nelson's column in this week's Spectator. Except, I haven't. I got to the end and thought to myself: "Good old Fraser, talking sense as usual." And then I looked at the byline which said Frank Field is Labour MP for Birkenhead. Admittedly, as I was reading it I thought it was a bit more academic than Fraser's normal style, but is there more to this than meets the eye? There has been a lot of talk about Frank Field's political journey. This article demonstrates to me that there is only one destination he can reach. But the question is, will tribal loyalty prevent him getting there?

Brilliant Blogging by Fraser Nelson

THIS post by The Spectator's Fraser Nelson is far too good to be lost in the middle of a Daley Dozen. He decodes Health Minister Ivan Lewis's article in the most brilliant way. READ and enjoy. Blogging at its best.