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"As a supporter of the campaign myself, I ought to declare an interest!"

Perhaps you should read Robert Peston's blog on this matter.

I won't believe it till the photo is posted ...

WITH A FEED-LINE LIKE THAT:

I feel I should, in all conscience, declare disinterest.

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Liverpool are three up and Aquillanni has just scored....roll on Michael's United....yummy

"My guiding rule is that in any story there's usually something the politicians would prefer the world not to know. My job is to find that out"

What was the gem that you discovered this time? That Andy Burnham would rather the world did not know he supported the campaign, while simultaneously posing for a photo highlighting it and giving an interview referring to it?

1/10 Must try harder.

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Might I propose a new charity to help the deluded: it is called Poseurs Anonymous.

Membership will be restricted to members of the political class and their attendant media hacks.

Football is a game: a game with a ball played by 23 people in their leisure time: do you understand! Do you get what I mean?

Appreciating that there is little of political heft to 'report' or comment upon at the moment, ahem, as Newsnight is floundering for topics might it be time again for a caption contest?

This seems a worthy initial offering as I presume the Heath Secretary is demonstrating the results of the efficacy of the new euthanasia scarf for those the NHS can't cope with, but who keep embarrassing it and him and Gordon by knocking about until the Trust CEO fouls up so badly they need to be promoted, paid off and pensioned.

But I can see how, in the run up to an election, PR'ing pols' footy-empathy might seem more important than those at the top being rewarded not just for failure, but everything else, including breaking laws mere voters who get banged up for.