Mark Pack

Who are the two Ministers who have the Daily Star on order each day?

By | Wed 19th October 2011 - 8:23 am

A simple quiz question for you: courtesy of some Freedom of Information requests we know which newspapers are delivered to Ministers’ offices each day. Two of them have the Daily Star on their daily order list. Which two?

(Answer after the jump)

And the two are…

Ken Clarke and Eric Pickles.

Hat-tip: David Mills, whose post has the full details of the Ministerial newspaper orders.

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2 Comments

  • Dave Warren 20th Oct '11 - 7:42am

    Maybe the have it for the Horseracing pages.

  • Jack Holroyde 20th Oct '11 - 10:29am

    How long before Harry Cole takes this information and uses it to call for Ken Clarke’s resignation?

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