Hmm. Here is a list of the Conservative leaders in the last 50 years whom I can't imagine being guilty of such discourtesy:

I should add that there is a second, almost comically sexy female character, played by the actress Bérénice Marlohe, who goes around making breathy statements about fear in a French accent and plunging neckline. And then there is Javier Bardem sporting a peroxide-blond bouffant as the baddie, Raoul Silva. It is still Bond, after all.

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The MoS says the official is a 'top Darling aide' and that the hunt for the mole is now over. Not quite. I gather that the individual involved is a Grade Seven policy adviser, which is the first step on the rung of the Senior Civil Service and fairly lowly in the pecking order. He is nowehere near to?being a 'top aide'. Nor is he linked to the inquiry. He is a described to me as "a serious and honourable guy who like others before him wants to carve out a political career" (I can think of two recent-ish examples: David Willetts for the Tories and Helen Goodman?for Labour). Cabinet Office rules mean that like a business appointment he will have to serve out a fairly lengthy notice period. The only tricky point is the timing, in that his resignation invites people to conclude that he is the mole and has now had his reward. In Whitehall the word is he isn't, and the search goes on.When in doubt appeal to the instinctive patriotism of the Conservative party. George Osborne cast himself as the patriot, speaking alongside a giant cut-out of the union flag Tory tree. In case we didn't get the message, the conference slogan 'Together in the national interest' was stuck onto the podium, parked on?a big piece of plexiglass over his right shoulder, and emblazoned on a giant banner hanging from the ceiling of the symphony hall.

Yet Boyle, a man of the left and a republican, was heartened by the response of ordinary people to the ceremony. And he always thought of it as being "in tandem with the rest of my work".