PM’s Warsi referral prompts fresh Hunt anger
David Cameron’s decision to refer Sayeeda Warsi to the independent adviser on the ministerial code has prompted fresh outrage at his refusal to do so after Jeremy Hunt.
Cameron declares Hunt innocent
Jeremy Hunt is the “right person” to oversee the London 2012 Olympics, David Cameron has said, but both the Lib Dems and Labour are not relieving pressure on the culture secretary.
The Week in Politics: Don’t cry for me, secretary of state for media
Jeremy Hunt’s sad little eyes are no match for Tony Blair’s charisma or Michael Gove’s confidence.
Cameron refusal to sanction Hunt could trigger investigation
An influential Commons committee is threatening to re-open an investigation into the prime minister’s powers over ministerial behaviour, following David Cameron’s refusal to sanction Jeremy Hunt.
Comment: Hunt survives but his credibility is in tatters
Political reality means Jeremy Hunt will survive, despite a terrible session at the Leveson inquiry in which his behaviour with Fred Michel, David Cameron, James Murdoch and Adam Smith was humiliatingly revealed. Nevertheless, his political future is bleak and short.
Jeremy Hunt: I considered resigning
Jeremy Hunt considered resigning as media secretary when the row over his handling of the BSkyB bid broke, he revealed today.
Jeremy Hunt at Leveson as-it-happened
Every twist and turn of Jeremy Hunt’s evidence to the Leveson inquiry with politics.co.uk’s live blog.
Comment: Westminster is so amateur it’s becoming embarrassing
Jeremy Hunt’s bias and Baroness Warsi’s expenses are further proof we need a more competent political class.
Pressure, not wrongdoing, forced Hunt ex-spad Adam Smith’s resignation
Jeremy Hunt’s former special adviser Adam Smith has insisted he did not resign because he behaved inappropriately in evidence to the Leveson inquiry.
Adam Smith at Leveson as-it-happened
Jeremy Hunt’s former special adviser Adam Smith faces another barrage of questions at the Leveson inquiry. Follow our live coverage here.
