The chase in West End Green
IT’S not been the best week for Hampstead and Kilburn MP Tulip Siddiq as Channel 4 News continue to chase her on links with the Bangladesh government. In terms of our [READ ON]
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Channel 4 take on Tulip Siddiq
CHANNEL 4 News editor Ben de Pear says tonight the programme will release an unedited version of chief correspondent Alex Thomson’s attempt to interview Tulip Siddiq [READ ON]
Don’t forget us, Chris Philp
FORMER Camden councillor Chris Philp was so excited in his slamming of the borough’s MPs, Sir Keir Starmer and Tulip Siddiq, over Brexit that he stumbled into conjuring [READ ON]
Tulip: Labour should not stand against Greens in Brighton Pavilion
HOW will those talks which the Greens are ready to have with Labour over the political landscape in Hampstead and Kilburn go? Relations will surely be warmer today after [READ ON]
Here we go again: Will snap general election save Tulip?
SIX weeks, then, until it’s Prime Minister Jeremy Corbyn – or, as the polls suggest, Labour lose again at Theresa May’s snap election. The hot takes were [READ ON]
‘The final straw’: Tulip writes to Corbyn over Livingstone case
“MEMBERS have contacted me in despair over the past twelve hours”, writes Tulip Siddiq in a personal letter to Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn, urging him to [READ ON]
Tulip: The polite rebel with a classic ‘it’s me, not you’ break-up line
TULIP Siddiq was apparently seen scurrying through Westminster Hall before she had resigned from Labour’s front bench (but with everybody knowing that she was probably [READ ON]
After Richmond Park, how will Brexit candidates get on in Camden?
IF it happened in Richmond Park, could it happen here? Needless to say, the Liberal Democrats, clinging onto one councillor in Camden, will hope Sarah Olney’s spectacular triumph over Zac Goldsmith last week is the beginning of a comeback.
Areas like ours, with a high concentration of upset Remain voters and a not-too-distant history of side-swappping, particularly when inner doubts are touched on international issues rather than local ones, would be where the party would hope to recover ground. On the face of it, Goldsmith's support for Brexit appeared more relevant than his promises over the expansion of Heathrow. [READ ON]
Who would’ve thought Ed Balls would have risen to be the most popular politician in the country?
AT last a little dose of humour in the chamber, as Sarah Hayward wrong-footed us all with a whizzer to kick off her leader’s speech at Monday evening’s full [READ ON]
‘You might as well have been wearing… been dressed as a big red rose’
TULIP Siddiq got a bit of what I think night czar Amy Lamé describes as a bitchslapping from Conservative minister Caroline Dinenage this week, at what looked like the birth [READ ON]
