Oy! Mrs Blair any danger of an apology!

The more I think about it, the more I realise we have to thank Roger Gale for, and certainly one of his major achievements must be defeating Cherie Blair in the 1983 general election.

I realise that politics is a pressured environment, assuming reports are correct that Cherie Blair signed a copy of the Hutton report which dealt with the death of David Kelly who sadly committed suicide under the pressure of investigations into the Government's flawed weapons of mass destruction dossier, but I wonder just how low are our ruling elite these days.

We have witnessed the rather distasteful sight of a our deputy Prime Minister bluffing and blustering his way past a rather seedy affair, behaviour which in many organisations would have resulted in instant dismissal, Tony Blair shuffling his pack of increasingly mediocre ministers, and now we have Cherie Blair seemingly making what appears to be a crass error of taste and decency by signing a very serious report into the death a hard-working conscientious civil servant.

What was this woman thinking of, I understand Cherie Blair is meant to be a highly regarded lawyer if so what does she think she is doing signing this report in a manner which would most likely embarrass a contestant on big brother.I like to think well of most people and I'm sure that Cherie Blair will issue an unconditional apology to the friends and family of David Kelly and also those friends and family of British service personnel who are being killed and maimed in Iraq as a result of the rather shabby W M D report.

Assuming she doesn't apologise perhaps, Tony Blair might consider reshuffling his household personnel, before they drag him further into the mire.

The good news out of all this is that I don't think Cherie Blair will ever represent Margate. The bad news is that Gordon Brown will never get elected if they keep up their current form.