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mail online - chapman & co. - britain's best political blog 24 october 2013 4:03 pm the chaos and cliche of coalition policy making by tim shipman here’s a delicious insight into the madness of coalition policy making. nick clegg has had much fun with david cameron’s green energy outburst at prime minister’s questions, sending out his aides to rubbish the idea as a ‘panicky u-turn’. but sources close to the prime minister say that the lib dem leader’s announcement this morning that he wants to create a pool of talented heads and deputy head teachers to send into failing schools was equally chaotic and gimmicky. when clegg aide’s briefed westminster journalists on the proposal on wednesday evening, this team of superheads was branded a ‘champions league of head teachers’. the phrase was used in mr clegg’s speech and enthusiastically promoted by one particular football-mad spindoctor. when i asked, somewhat facetiously, whether papers with less of an interest in football could call it an ‘sas hit squad of teachers’, i was mocked. but no 10 sources have now told me that clegg’s 'champions league' sobriquet for his super heads speech was team clegg's third effort at devising an ear-catching name for this initiative. in a delicious confirmation of the way in which journalistic jokes often sail close to the truth, i understand the first effort was 'the a team crack squad' – not so far from my own, mocking, moniker. that sobriquet was abandoned because the dpm’s people were concerned that mr clegg might find himself in one of the popular newspapers mocked up in a picture as ba baracus or even howling mad murdoch. if you thought the thick of it was a comedy series rather than a documentary, consider team clegg’s second effort: rescue heads. this wheeze was torpedoed when a cabinet office official googled the phrase and pointed out that that ‘super duper rescue heads’ was a song by the san francisco-based noise band deerhoof. a quick visit to the band’s wikipedia page reveals, 'deerhoof has maintained that they have never known what kind of music they would create next, nor that they even had any idea what they were doing when they created it.' not exactly the message the lib dems wanted to convey about their method of crafting education policy. so aides reached for the cliché cabinet and dragged out the champions league. as the a-team’s hannibal smith nearly said: ‘i love it when a dire plan comes together.’ october 24, 2013 | permalink | comments (0) share this article: facebook twitter google+ messenger linkedin digg it newsvine fark nowpublic reddit 26 june 2013 4:23 pm after julia gillard's knitting nightmare, political props that doomed careers by tim shipman australian prime minister julia gillard has been ousted by her predecessor kevin rudd after a ‘back me or sack me’ leadership election. blame for this incident has focussed on the sexism of australian society, gillard’s incompetence and labour’s parlous prospects at the next general election. but the most talked about explanation is that gillard was laid low by her knitting. this icon of feminist stridency and republican sentiment was pictured yesterday in a woman’s magazine knitting a woollen kangaroo for the royal baby. a day later she is out of a job. in honour of la gillard's knitting needles here are another 17 political props that sank or doomed careers. 17: huskies – david cameron an early portent of the new tory leader’s attempts to detoxify his party’s image, this photoshoot on a norwegian glacier in 2006 came to embody the vacuous image-management that cameron’s critics have accused him of ever since. for traditionalists it is an example of him putting trendy issues ahead of conservatism. for the modernisers it is a reminder of a project to reform the tory party that was never completed and – in its environmental enthusiasms – has been largely abandoned. 16: freddie the frog – iain duncan smith that was the name despairing tory mps gave to the frog in iain duncan smith’s throat as his mouth ran dry during prime minister’s questions. ids tried to make it a virtue, calling himself ‘the quiet man’. but with his leadership under fire, when he vowed to ‘turn up the volume’ what usually emerged was ‘gribbet’. 15: telephone lines – michael portillo the coming man of the tory party was widely expected to challenge john major for the tory leadership in 1995. but the thatcherite heir instead decided to play the loyalty card while he bided his time. but portillo’s ambitions were laid bare when it emerged that he had installed telephone lines for a campaign headquarters near the commons in anticipation of a second round to the contest. portillo was labelled disloyal and indecisive, labels that stayed with him into the 2001 leadership election which he meekly surrendered. there never was a second round in 1995, thanks to the next entry… 14: a stripey blazer – john redwood when john major issued his own ‘back me or sack me’ challenge to tory mps in 1995, many thought john redwood, the only cabinet minister with the guts to stand against him, had a chance of wounding the pm to clear the way for another challenger. that hope went awol at redwood’s campaign launch where eccentric supporter tony marlow’s bright blazer was seen as a leitmotif for the gaggle of fringe supporters who were backing him. 13: a baseball cap - william hague hague was elected tory leader at just 36 but was still perceived as a fogey. what better way of humanising him than to send him out in a baseball cap, bearing the motif 'hague', to the notting hill carnival. several embarrassing photos later and the man who might now be touted as a statesmanlike successor to david cameron had lost his desire for the job and was beginning a decade long climb back to credibility. a respected foreign secretary, his leadership ambitions are nevertheless gone. 12: a banana – david miliband miliband sr had three or four goes at becoming labour leader but the moment he lost his nerve (and never regained it) came when he wrote a musing piece on the future of the party in the pages of the guardian, encouraging rebels to his standard. just as the party might have accepted a coup, the boy david waltzed around the conference centre brandishing not a plan or a sword, but a curved yellow fruit. it only reinforced the clunking fist’s claim that it was ‘no time for a novice’. 11: croquet mallet – john prescott it could have been the two gas guzzling jaguars, so beloved of the minister in charge of saving the environment, or the diary secretary with whom he had an affair, or even the punch that he levelled at a voter during the 2001 election campaign that most damaged prezza. but, much as his critics may regret it, each of these incidents simply burnished the myth of tony blair’s deputy prime minister. but this paragon of the working class never quite got over the sniggering generated when he was pictured playing croquet at his grace and favour mansion. 10: underpants – john major the only fictitious entry in this list. the notion that john major tucked his shirts into his y-fronts was invented by mirror journalist alastair campbell, whose true colours were seen shortly afterwards when he went to work for tony blair. but the image, gleefully taken up by cartoonists, fatally undermined major’s authority with voters and mps. here's one of steve bell's finest: 9: the waves – neil kinnock the most disastrous encounter with water since king cnut. following defeat in the 1983 general election, neil kinnock took a morale boosting stroll on brighton beach with wife glenys but got caught out by an incoming wave. after falling base over apex, kinnock compounded the error by punching the air. most people never saw him as a potential prime minister again. 8: the blue dress – bill clinton the 42 nd president of the united states might have escaped impeachment by sticking to his mantra that he ‘did not have sex with that woman, miss lewinsky’ had the 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