Spinners and Losers

00:00:00 No, Derek, I'm not presuming anything. It's up to the PM. I'll go wherever he wants.

00:01:02 Apparently, they shout at the last one in.

00:02:10 With all due respect to ministers, give them the lines. Right?

00:03:26 Tripling the number ofquiet carriages on Intercity trains.

00:04:44 (Knock at door)

00:05:41 The PM is still working it out on the back ofa Coldplay CD as we speak.

00:06:55 - Don't take it so personally. - She doesn't like me as a person.

00:08:07 Nicholson hauled him in for a chat. One ofhis bright ideas.

00:09:26 Thanks.

00:10:36 - I don't want to alarm Hugh about this. - Oh, God! This ges worse!

00:11:46 Oh, God! I'm rubbish, apparently.

00:13:09 - Malcolm, that is my job! That's my job. - That is what is happening.

00:14:23 - They're not going to ridicule me. - ''Where's the bankrupt in the cupboard?''

00:15:40 - Grass snakes are actually quite benign. - The cobras.

00:17:01 and watch lice slowly crawl over his body, eating offthe flesh in a slow and painful death.

00:18:25 I put that four billion straight through to the Treasury.

00:19:30 - Very quick. It was in and out. - Did you quiz him about the reshuffle?

00:20:41 - I don't like lying to the minister. I don't. - I do understand, all this sneaking about.

00:21:55 We've got a bash happening here tonight and at the Treasury?

00:23:02 AndJulius Nicholson says, ''I'm sorry, but I think you'll find you're sitting in my seat.''

00:24:14 doesn't mean to say it isn't normal interdepartmental practice.

00:25:33 - Circle jerk? What...? - A lot ofguys in a circle all...you know.

00:26:45 All right, boss? I'm sorry to interrupt you, but we're getting hit on the blind side down here.

00:27:59 Ifit was a relegation, hard cheese.