Noticed a slight Freudian slip by Gordon this afternoon. Or perhaps it wasn't an accident. BBC News 24 (and perhaps ITV channels – I wasn't watching) showed a clip from an interview with the Chancellor to be broadcast on GMTV tomorrow morning. Commenting on Labour's local election disaster, he says: "What I've got to do now... er, what the party's got to do is to...". Does he think he's leader despite Tony's pretty obvious reshuffle snub? Or have they been talking (and spinning) after all?
And several papers, including The Times, report that GB put a terrorist trial at risk when he disclosed details of the case in a radio interview yesterday. He named the case involving a terrorist suspect who was not deported from Britain after serving a previous spell in jail. Mark Stephens, a human rights solicitor, said: “The trial may have to be aborted."
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