Cigarette branding: cue huff and puff
13 Apr 2012 | by Dave Waller
The government is about to launch a consultation on removing the branding from cigarette packets. Will that really knock the wind out of sales?
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Learning Curve: Lobbying
30 Apr 2012
In earlier, more straightforward times you didn't so much have to lobby as get your wallet out.
Alastair Campbell on depression, Tony Blair, and Ed Miliband's political woes
17 Jan 2012 | by Rebecca Burn-Callander
Tony Blair's former spin doctor is no stranger to depression. Here's how he dealt with the disorder, why the US is the best place for a recovering alcoholic, and why the media should give Ed a break.
Stat of the day: £100m
10 Aug 2011 | by Elizabeth Anderson
The potential cost to the taxpayer of cleaning up after the riots.
Who said it?
28 Jun 2011
'We're not going to be intimidated by Big Tobacco's tactics, whether they're political tactics, public affairs tactics, or legal tactics.' Australian PM Julia Gillard insists her government won't back down over the introduction of plain, brand-free packaging for cigarettes - despite manufacturers threatening...
Who said it?
17 Feb 2011 | by Elizabeth Anderson
'Our recommendations would encourage quality original UK television programmes' - a House of Lords committee is calling for a reduction in the number of TV ads, saying they're not in the viewers' interest.
Who said it?
17 Nov 2010 | by Elizabeth Anderson
'He's always been a keen ballroom dancer' - a spokeswoman for the Department for Business Innovation and Skills explains that taking part in Strictly Come Dancing is something Business Secretary Vince Cable has always wanted to do.
Stat of the day: £7m
05 Nov 2010 | by Elizabeth Anderson
The cost to reinstate the fabric curtain that will wrap around the Olympic stadium after it fell victim to the spending cuts
Sorry seems to be the hardest word for HMRC
13 Sep 2010 | by Emma Haslett
Revenue chief Dave Hartnett finally finds it in his heart to apologise to taxpayers. Well, sort of.
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