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Don't show me this message again✕ Article bookmarked Don't show me this message again✕ Department of Office Furniture (Getty Images) Thanks to Laocoon for suggesting this tribute to Shirley Williams, who died this month, and who was once secretary of state for prices. I restricted it to the names of actual government departments, rather than ministerial titles or responsibilities (Denis Howell, minister for drought, was a popular one); there was an actual Department of Prices and Consumer Protection, 1974-79. Roy Hattersley was the only other secretary of state. 1. War Office, 1694-1964...

With just 1 per cent of the vote to his name, the extremely arrogant twat of all trades is actually dead last, as these figures are estimated to the nearest integer: his numbers have actually been rounded up... Binface! We'll forgive you if don't recognise his name - all you need to remember is he's the bloke who openly celebrated having a large group of friends over during the height of lockdown, simply to defy government guidelines. We were more surprised he had any. Advertisement We'd embed the tweet but sadly it was deleted, however, he was brazen enough to then film the police arriving a...

When is the 2021 London Mayoral Election and who are the candidates? Lizzie Edmonds UP NEXT Normally, elections take place every four years - and more than six million people in London are registered to vote. Voters can pick a first and a second preference for Mayor.  The candidates with least votes are knocked out and their second preferences allocated to the others, until someone gets a clear majority of votes.  © Provided by Evening Standard Read more on the London Mayoral electionES The incumbent Mayor, Sadiq Khan, faces competition from the main political parties, p...

Who is Count Binface? With the London mayoral election fast approaching on May 6th 2021, voters are curious about this year's candidate.

Count Binface tying with Laurence Fox in London mayoral race Adam Forrest © Provided by The Independent Novelty candidate Count Binface is tying with anti-lockdown activist Laurence Fox for last place in the London mayoral contest, new polling has found. The former Lewis actor – who launched his Reclaim Party campaign last month with a promise to “unlock” the capital from all Covid rules – has only 1 per cent support. Count Binface, the satirical politician created by comedian Jon Harvey, and the Ukip candidate Peter Gammons are also on 1 per cent backing in the ra...