Here is a list of our most-clicked blogs (with pageview figures) for 2010:
1] David Cameron claims Iran has nuclear weapon in foreign policy blunder (119,281)
2] Live blog on the departure of Gordon Brown from Downing Street (57,931)
3] Live blog on Tony Blair at the Iraq inquiry (44,917)
4] Live blog on the emergency Budget (43,677)
5] Exclusive: When Bush admitted he would probably vote for McCain (39,014)
6] Why exit polls don’t always give an accurate picture (27,929)
7] FT Westminster covers the Spring Budget (27,365)
8] Live blog on Britain’s first televised leaders’ debate (20,710)
9] News from the comprehensive spending review (18,510)
10] Gordon Brown is stepping down (16,920)
While this blog seeks to provide accurate and impartial analysis of politics and policy we also indulge in the occasional lighter piece; here are just a few of the more memorable ones from the year.
1] Did Gordon Brown (or didn’t he) throw an orange into a factory machine?. This was later turned into animation by Taiwanese graphic designers.
2] Exclusive: David Cameron was at the Bullingdon night of the broken window after all.
3] Tony Blair keeps some significant names out of his autobiography
4] The only man in Whitehall who could read Gordon Brown’s handwriting
5] Steve Hilton’s mind-bullet strategy memos
6] Is this the most anonymous cabinet minister in history?
7] Peter Bingle, best friend to the Lib Dems
8] Top 10 Lib Dem conference moments
9] Peter Mandelson is kept waiting in bank foyer
10] Charlie Whelan denies FT Westminster report that he’s leaving Unite – then confirms it
Jim Pickard
Kiran Stacey