No I genuinely don't think it is him bullshitting and in past interviews Peter Capaldi has mentioned how he does genuinely care about the party and thinks even if they have idiots working for them and need better policies they are much better in power than the opposition and pushing bad things is essentially doing…

No I genuinely don't think it is him bullshitting and in past interviews Peter Capaldi has mentioned how he does genuinely care about the party and thinks even if they have idiots working for them and need better policies they are much better in power than the opposition and pushing bad things is essentially doing…

I think it really does depend if labour can get a decent PR campaign going they will probably win, if the economy gets worse they will win. However first term incumbents always have an advantage and labour are pissing about at the moment.

I think it really does depend if labour can get a decent PR campaign going they will probably win, if the economy gets worse they will win. However first term incumbents always have an advantage and labour are pissing about at the moment.

Also the writers have explicitly said Nicola got in due to some block voting system no one really understands and this was only possible because Ed Milliband did the same.

Also the writers have explicitly said Nicola got in due to some block voting system no one really understands and this was only possible because Ed Milliband did the same.

It is likely he is a Baron and as such a life peer like his real life counter part Andrew Adonis. Which means it is entirely possible he will be involved in this judicial enquiry as he took an enquiry in the last series. Even if he left the party (unlikely) he would still be a crossbench lord.

It is likely he is a Baron and as such a life peer like his real life counter part Andrew Adonis. Which means it is entirely possible he will be involved in this judicial enquiry as he took an enquiry in the last series. Even if he left the party (unlikely) he would still be a crossbench lord.

More people need to listen to the Tao of Bergerac

More people need to listen to the Tao of Bergerac

And Ben Swain (the genius comic Justin Edwards who was in the Consultants, one of the best sketch groups ever and writes songs that are beautiful hilarious and sad all at the same time, and is a great solo comedian particularly in character as Jeremy Lion - the alcoholic children's entertainer) is back.

And Ben Swain (the genius comic Justin Edwards who was in the Consultants, one of the best sketch groups ever and writes songs that are beautiful hilarious and sad all at the same time, and is a great solo comedian particularly in character as Jeremy Lion - the alcoholic children's entertainer) is back.

He might be able to return.

He might be able to return.

Peter Bradshaw is generally an excellent reviewer, of the kind where they may have different tastes but you can enjoy and respect when you have differences of opinions. Xan Brooks much less so.

Peter Bradshaw is generally an excellent reviewer, of the kind where they may have different tastes but you can enjoy and respect when you have differences of opinions. Xan Brooks much less so.

If you've not heard the radio sitcom Cabin Pressure where he and Benedict Cumberbatch are pilots go search it out now. It is one of the best sitcoms of any medium from the last decade and a new series should be out this year.

If you've not heard the radio sitcom Cabin Pressure where he and Benedict Cumberbatch are pilots go search it out now. It is one of the best sitcoms of any medium from the last decade and a new series should be out this year.

There is a reason for this though. The show (particularly in its peripheral characters) is incredibly reflective of certain aspects of British political figures.

There is a reason for this though. The show (particularly in its peripheral characters) is incredibly reflective of certain aspects of British political figures.