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The Telegraph’s weekly Peterborough diary column offers an unparalleled insight into what’s really going on at Westminster and beyond

At the moment because he lost the whip when he went into the jungle so the right to sit as a conservative has not been given back. a spokesperson always stressed that matt hancock planned to be involved in politics after the jungle so i don't think we have seen the last of him. he talks about how politicians must find new ways to reach people and he says the modelling of conservatism that will happen inside and outside the house of commons and he says he wants to play a future role in the country going forward. we have had politicians who have left the house of commons and gone on to have quit...

But, i mean, is there something in his argument? and i know his critics will say it was a self—serving argument and all the rest of it and he's clearly made a lot of money from going in and all that. but that argument that says that for politicians and political argument to cut through, going into the places where there are big audiences, where people are seen in the round, everyone is three—dimensional but sometimes the prisms of westminster can crush people down to a caricature, it's kind of worth doing, actually? i think it's really interesting. - was it was barack 0bama i who said that...

It was a self—serving argument and all the rest of it and he's clearly made a lot of money from going in and all that. but that argument that says that for politicians and political argument to cut through, going into the places in the round, everyone is three—dimensional, but sometimes the prisms of westminster can crush people down to a caricature, is kind of worth doing, actually? i think it's really interesting. - was it was barack obama i who said that his campaign started by going to people's living rooms and ten people turning upl so, i guess, when we're knocking on doorsteps canvas...

Divide when it comes to the railways was ed balls, it gives you a sense of how long this has been going on and i will not have been the first to report on that. northern leaders hopefully interviewing the transport secretary if and when he gets here on the train, and saying this has gone on too long, enough is enough. i won't ask you how old you were when you interviewed ed balls. its, when you interviewed ed balls. a child. when you interviewed ed balls. a child- you _ when you interviewed ed balls. a child. you must _ when you interviewed ed balls. a child. you must have _ when you interview...