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1645: The HREF="http://www.spectator.co.uk/coffeehouse/5928318/grayling-wins-the-perceptions-battle.thtml" ID="9999" STYLE="LINK_Inline">Spectator magazine has been mulling over the BBC Daily Politics crime debate. Writer Peter Hoskin thinks the Conservatives' Chris Grayling did best at judging audience perceptions "when he emphasised the 'sense' that crime is rising, and dwelt on a number of civil liberty issues - from the DNA database to ID cards". As for Lib Dem Chris Huhne, he "will always struggle to sell a policy of limiting prison sentences, whether sensible or not". More 1701: David Cameron has turned into a latter-day Alice Cooper. The Tory leader, who is being plagued by a chicken (or at least a man in a chicken suit) sent by the Labour-supporting Daily Mirror, finally flipped on a visit to Tamworth. At first he hugged the creature, before proceeding to rip its head off. Who said rock 'n' roll and politics don't mix? More
