As expected, both John Edwards and rudy Giuliani have announced they are abandoning the White House race. The mystery now is whether they will swing behind anyone quickly or hold fire for a while. Let's see.
Katherine Jefferts Schori likens godly bishop to dictator and mass murderer
Former cabinet minister faces jail as he admits guilt of perjury crime
High speed trains to London but no further! HS2 hits buffers before Europe.
Respect for the three main parties decreases as UKIP and others rise
More workers would like more hours but can't get them
New bank governor's wife Diana will speak her mind and blow George's
George Osborne takes a maple leaf out of Canada's central bank books
UKIP's Nigel Farage reacts to David Cameron's quips
Social Services remove children accusing couple of being "UKIP racists"!
The Florida Primary is over now for the Republicans. Although John McCain won with 36% of the vote, Mitt Romney is still in there with 31%. McCain is being hailed as the new frontrunner after Rudy Giuliani's risky gamble in Florida failed to ignite the voters' hearts and minds. But a frontrunner who can only manage to garner a third of the votes? It means two-thirds don't agree. I'd say that McCain is "in front", but that the other runners have various degrees of political stamina to allow them to become "frontrunners" too! After all, Huckabee has won, Romney has won, so the race is far from being a done deal. The fat lady hasn't even arrived in the theatre!