Mark Pack

Like a yeti in a barber shop?

By | Tue 23rd March 2010 - 10:58 pm

With that unconventional question, Liberal Democrat MP David Heath has joined the ranks of blogging MPs (having previously tried out  a few posts that were simply his newspaper column reproduced):

I’m not sure the resemblance is that obvious, but that’s what Ann Treneman called me in the Times this morning. I guess it’s better than “like a Tajik with toothache”, which is what her predecessor Matthew Parris once came up with.

You can enjoy the rest of David’s blog at http://davidwsjheath.wordpress.com/

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