Beware the backlash, David.

The Boy David is to state the obvious on rape later today - namely that many rapists go unpunished, and too many men feel that they have some sort of divine right to access lady-parts whenever they fancy it. Obvious it may be, but a big thumbs up to Davy for planning to say it out loud. We hope the Daily Mail will be gentle with you, son.
The Guardian reports on the seemingly bottomless pit that is Lord Ashcroft's financial generosity, which we covered here on Saturday.
MPs raise concerns about Galileo costs.
Lords' expenses come under scrutiny in the Times.
Unless Kate Moss is prosecuted for drug use, reports the Daily Mail, every schoolgirl in the country will be injecting smack into her eyeball by lunchtime. Fact.

Ed Balls may be investigated over his work with a think tank.
Diplomas are to A-Levels what Hollyoaks is Titus Andronicus, according to experts.
Yasmin Alibhai-Brown on the "Bonfire of the Liberties" which was apparently a "comedy" event held on 5th November to highlight the fact that Britain's just like 1930s Germany. Jesus wept; we're already made to suffer Henry Porter's weekly hectorings - how cruel that the liberty lobby felt moved to inflict the "comedy" stylings of Rory "Iraq" Bremner and St Shami of Chakrabarti on us as well. For shame.
Max Hastings on the return of Jonathan Aitken.

Written by Lloyd Shepherd on 12 Nov 2007 8:35 AM. Permalink