My Aunty Says I'm The Double Of

Paul Keating Told Us Before We Were Elected That You Can Do Deals With [rupert] Murdoch Without Saying You Were Doing A Deal. Did We Do That Kind Of Thing? Maybe. But From Around About The Turn Of The Century, I Felt Strongly That We Had To Do Something About Media Ownership And Self-regulation. Tony [blair] Disagreed.

This May Sound Arrogant, But I Believe That If We'd Done Teamship Better, We'd Still Be There. Where We Fell Down Was The Inability To Hold Together. We Should Have Learnt From The Great Football Teams. The Players May Not Like Each Other. They Have Egos, They Have Their Own Ambitions, They Have Different Personalities, But They Are Still Bloody Good Teams.

The Bad News For Journalists Today Is That The Media, However Seriously People Who Are In The Public Eye Take It, Is Not Taken As Seriously As It Once Was - By The Public.

By Asking The Question 'am I Happy?,' And Via The Answer Setting Out What I Mean By Happiness, There Is A Political Route That Can Be Taken, By Asking Another Question - 'can Politics Deliver Happiness, And Should It Try?'

I Hold No Candle For George Osborne Whatsoever. He Has No Strategic Skills, Is A Hopeless Chancellor, Has No Idea How Most People Have To Live And His Policies Are Failing And Hurting Millions.