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Jerry Hayes Tuesday Diary: Speccy Reviews, Fleet Street Boozers, and Robert Jay QC Jerry Hayes doesn't find Robert Jay QC particularly exciting, wonders which MP will give their parliamentary seat to Boris, and rejoices at the news that Ed Miliband is viewed as awful by the public.
Robert Smith Boris: The True Tory Poster Boy Robert Smith reckons that Boris Johnson won re-election based on his personality, and thinks one day we may see him in Downing Street.
Nik Darlington George Osborne’s Cunning Plan To Keep Boris In City Hall? Nik Darlington reckons a new London airport will keep Boris busy, while Osborne plots for his own leadership bid.
James Charlton Boris In The Driving Seat James Charlton reckons that the Tories should look no further than Boris Johnson once Cameron's time is up.
Scott Colvin Thursday Diary: Boris' Nuts Boris Johnson shares his nuts with Scott Colvin.
Iain Dale My Conference Schedule Iain Dale lists the events he'll be speaking at or chairing during the Conservative Conference.
Shelagh Fogarty Friday Diary: The Cameron v Johnson Grudge Match Shelagh Fogarty explains the importance of the wider family to a child's upbringing and looks forward to the Paralympics.
Tony McNulty Save us From Political Policing Tony McNulty says we should leave the policing to the police and the politicking to the politicos.
Scarlett MccGwire Why Bullingdon Matters Scarlett MccGwire thinks the Bullingdon Boys had more in common with the rioters and looters than they think.
Kate Hoey Children & Guns Kate Hoey explains why giving kids free tickets to Olympic shooting events is a good idea.
Iain Dale Wednesday Diary: Bullshit From Paddick & Queer Blue Water Iain Dale wishes Sally Bercow well, has the latest on the puppy search and explains why he's becoming a fan of Big Fat Sam.
Declan Harvey To Assume Makes an Ass Out of U and Me Declan Harvey is ashamed that he let his assumptions about some Peckham teenagers get the better of him.
Ed Staite Communicator of the Week: Social Media Ed Staite finds that social media, rather than a single individual, proved to be this week's Communicator of the Week.
Iain Dale Mr Dale's Diary: Houses in Norfolk, Touched by Nick Clegg & My Granny's 117th Birthday Iain Dale isn't impressed by elected police chiefs, the Republican candidates for president, or Robert Kilroy Silk's e-novel.
Iain Dale My LBC Interview with Boris Johnson Iain Dale interviewed Boris Johnson last night on LBC 97.3. If you missed it, here's your chance to catch up.
Shane Stone We’ll Show You Nasty Yobs – We’re Recalling Parliament Shane Stone thinks that politicians should put their energy into stopping the riots, not talking about them.
Iain Dale Riot Response: Is This David Cameron's Katrina Moment? Iain Dale thinks the Prime Minister and the Mayor of London risk failing to respond to the public mood after the riots.
Gareth Knight London Riots: The Day When Consensual Politics Failed Us All Gareth Knight asserts that politicians wanting to be all things to all people has resulted in weakness and ineffective handling of the riots.
Robin Fenwick An Appeal on Behalf of Vincent Robin Fenwick issues an appeal on behalf of lonely political journalists everywhere.
Iain Dale Tottenham Riots: The Shameful Comments of a Labour MP Iain Dale was disgusted by comments made on the situation in Tottenham by an obscure Labour MP. The riots were acts of criminality, nothing to do with politics.