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Jon Culshaw's 'Where David Cameron goes at night'

From The Impressions Show.

And Boris Johnson...

Virginian couple gatecrash White House dinner and get photo taken with the Vice President

Jon Culshaw's Gordon Brown rap

'Robotic' Obama's amazingly constant smile

Barack Obama's amazingly consistent smile from Eric Spiegelman on Vimeo.

Hat tip to Comment Central.

Rory Bremner gives a satirical take on the political events of the summer

Tony Blair tells American TV how someone made money on the naming of his son

Hat tip to PoliticalBetting.com.

The BBC's Jonathan Charles fails to pause in the right place

Hat tip to Dizzy Thinks.

The classic Yes, Minister sketch in which Hacker explains to Sir Humphrey and Bernard the importance of the papers and who reads which one

Very bad things for a by-election candidate to say

From BBCtv's Mock The Week.

New live poll allows TV pundits to pander to viewers in real time

New Live Poll Allows Pundits To Pander To Viewers In Real Time

Hat tip to Shane Greer.

Peter Mandelson asked if he is the Prime Minister's 'Willie'

Asking the question was Conservative MP Peter Luff.

Iain Dale interviews Margaret Thatcher about saying no, Gordon Brown's smile and David Cameron's casual manner

Margaret Thatcher is played by Steve Nallon for businessandpolitics.org.

Alan Sugar judges Gordon Brown's press conference performance

"Scamalot"; America's Comedy Central turns its attention to Britain's expenses gate

Douglas Hogg's moat features prominently!

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President Obama does the after dinner turn at the White House Correspondents' Association annual dinner

A Channel 4 News cameraman spots a rat in Downing Street

WebCameron is go - David Cameron features in a YouTube Thunderbirds spoof

Hat tip Tom Harris

The Queen is not amused by Silvio Berlusconi

Three classic Yes Minister sketches

With the news that Yes Minister is to be remade by the Dutch, here are three classic sketches from the classic BBC comedy:

ON OPINION POLLS:

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ON RELIGION:

ITN highlights a new 'Browned off' gallery of political cartoons

George Bush Snr makes naughty joke

And Bill Clinton, speaking afterwards, says he wouldn't have got away with it!

Jon Culshaw on his lasting impressions of George W Bush

Jack's Beanstalk is rising as fast as Brown's taxes

Boris Johnson makes an appearance in a local pantomime when he was still MP for Henley.

Rory Bremner's six minute review of 2008

Bremner's impersonation of David Cameron (3 minutes, 3 seconds in) still needs a lot of work.

L is for Labour, L is for Lice