He may not have resigned on the grounds of being a terrible, authoritarian Home Secretary and it may be sad that his personal life was dragged into the public arena, but… I feel like cracking open a bottle.
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[…] I do have a sense of déjà vu, but it’s probably for the best. Now Blair can put someone in place who actually agrees with him on forcing the disabled into work, and Blunkett can keep his shares and make thousands of pounds. […]