Chris Bryant, "Ministerial Code says ministers must provide accurate and truthful information to parliament correcting errors as soon as possible. Would you investigate if a minister didn't do that?" Sir Laurie Magnus, "In theory, yes." CB, "Why only in theory? LM, "Well, because, I mean, it's, I mean, that that is, I mean, you're you're correct.. I'm not aware of anything at present." Chris Bryant, "You're saying you've not had anybody write to you to complain that a minister has given inaccurate or untruthful statements?"

To my friends in the media: This is a time of high drama, I agree. But while you gossip endlesly about who's in and who's out, you have almost entirely ignored the Public Order Bill that was passed in the Commons this week: the most draconian legislation of the modern era.

It's not just a general election we need. It's a complete democratic makeover. It should begin with getting the money out of politics, and full financial transparency for everyone in public life.

#Kendal Climate Change #CitizensJury: 2 years on. Exciting to be at a ‘what have we done with your recommendations?’ meeting/tour with Kendal Town Council and some Jury members @sharedfuturecic

Come join this Sunday at Woodstock Live Festival! We're on at 9:00 - so prepare to dance and have some fun! @OxfordSalsa #Salsa #Woodstocklive #MusicIsLife