I’m delighted. As I’m sure will be all those who’ve lived with cancer.

Westminster Voting Intention:

LAB: 44% (+1)
CON: 22% (-4)
RFM: 13% (+2)
LDM: 9% (=)
GRN: 6% (-1)
SNP: 3% (+1)

Via Techne UK, 25-26 Apr.
Changes w/ 18-19 Apr.

‘I’m somewhat astonished to hear the minister getting Rwanda mixed up with Congo. As everyone knows, Rwanda is a valley in South Wales, whereas Congo was a 1984 hit for Black Lace.’

Help me. Had the cabinet manual been revised since 2011?

Very funny. Rishi with his moped in the rain

Many congratulations John Spanswick I look forward to working with you!

Chris Philp doesn’t know where Rwanda is. I don’t suppose he has the foggiest about the Rhondda either.

Waiting lists are just south of 8 million.

40,000 children wait 2 years for mental health support.

Rishi Sunak has no idea what that’s like.

And no plan to deal with it.

Only Labour has a plan to get people off waiting lists and back to work.

It’s great news that a vaccine is being trialled for melanoma patients. As a melanoma patient I know how much difference medical advance has made with BRAF targeted therapy, immunotherapy and now this, we can save lives like never before. #ThankYouNHS

There was even a gay bar under the Ritz in the Second World War, the Pink Sink.

Charles Moore seems marooned from a different era. He also seems to have done no preparation. But then he defended Owen Paterson.

Oh my Lordy Lordy

Good idea

Breaking: Labour will force a debate on mad, unravelling, Conservative plans for RAF Scampton. They will have to explain why they are costing Lincoln £300 million of private investment for a plan they know, the NAO knows, and we know, won't work. 1/2

Still Waiting by Tom Chaplin is still one of my favourite songs.

New YouGov poll for Sky News reveals that 71% of 2019 Tory voters don't trust the party to keep its promises.

There's no coming back from that.

huffingtonpost.co.uk/entry/tory-vot…

@Timesradio. Former Tory pollster Andrew Cooper talking complete sense on why you shouldn’t vote #Conservative at the next election

Leader of the House seems to say that she will announce next week a date for a debate on the long awaited motion for a risk based exclusion policy for MPs arrested on or charged with sexual or violent offences. Finally!

Why won’t the government answer the simple question of whether Cameron stands recused from any aspect of his job by virtue of his previous or existing financial interests - yes or no?
Isn’t a refusal to answer a breach of the ministerial code?

This is an object lesson to other politicians who don't know the answer to a question. Be honest. Well done to Darren Jones MP.