Christine Gilbert, the Schools and colleges inspector may yet get to play balls. In a most spectacular way. She may feature once more as a central character in a dram that has been authored by Harriet Harman's selective feminism, Alan Johnson's craftiness at the High Office of State where he has failed to take notice of the suffering innocents and David Miliband’s overly ill-informed confidence that everything in the FCO's conduct is above board and fine. They may again lose seats like Bethnal Green and Bow. And Mr Fitzpatrick may not have the last laugh next door. Despite his nuisance calls aimed at the neighbours who used to invite him to family do’s.


Harriet Harman may be a familiar face at feminist events. But she is likely to be caught out as being cruel when it comes to powerless women who apparently have no political levers to pull at election times. And if Harriet is fingered so will Christine Gilbert. And by association, she will trigger adverse media attention to be focussed on Tony McNulty who may pay a hefty price on top of the many he will pay due to his own conduct. Harriet Harman and C Gilbert will find that they looked the other way when a poor woman was locked out of her home and repeated pleas to Alan Johnson for help met with Johnson’s stubborn silence. Then the woman’s loved ones contacted Harriet Harman who played being deaf to the emergency. And C Gilbert too refused to demand an urgent answer from the social services who failed the woman who was locked out of her home of 25 years in their brought. [Back sooner than they expect]