Cameron lost in the post

Well, we thought post offices were important, but David Cameron obviously didn't:

After all, if it had really mattered, David Cameron would have turned up to vote along with - by my count - 10 other Tories who were somehow absent from their own show. If they had, the PM's majority would have been down to single figures. Pointless, yes, but worth having on the score sheet. Mr Duncan said tonight: "The hunt will now be on for all those Labour MPs who have pretended to support their local post office and then done a runner when they had a chance to make a real difference." But what about the Tories who missed "a chance to make a real difference"? As I say, a jolly wheeze, but that's all it was.