Strikes, small boats & Lineker fiasco: Proof that anti-Tory groupthink has taken control in Britain

RICHARD LITTLEJOHN: The first half hour of the BBC News Channel's bulletin yesterday was devoted to navel gazing over the craven capitulation to the sainted Gary Lineker.

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