Who's Told Theresa May To 'Cool Her Porridge'?

March 15, 2013 Subscribe · Forward Boris Lays Into Tory Cabinet London Mayor Boris Johnson has told Conservative Cabinet ministers who have been accused of positioning themselves for the post-Cameron leadership to "put a sock in it and back the Prime Minister". Mr Johnson did not mention by name the ministers he has in mind, but his remarks are likely to be seen as a slapdown to Home Secretary Theresa May, who last week fuelled speculation about her leadership ambitions with a speech which ranged far beyond her policy brief.  Continue reading... BEAT THE WEEK News Quiz: Popes, Prisoners And Press Reform Pope Francis Almost Falls Over (VIDEO) Muslim Convert Richard Dart Admits To Terrorist Offences Mother 'Tried To Sell Children On Facebook For £2,600 To Bail Boyfriend Out Of Jail' Luton Airport Says Sorry For Plane Crash Photo 'Angel' Cloud Over Florida Heralds New Pope Francis I (PICTURES) Pictures Of The Day: 15th March 2013 LOOK: 'UFO' Photographed Hovering Over Fuengirola Coastline In Spain Pope 'Became A Priest When I Spurned His Advances' Says 77-Year-Old LOOK: 'UFO' Photographed Hovering Over Fuengirola Coastline In Spain MIRANDA HART My Mad March for Comic Relief Sitting here, as I am, wearing a Union Jack onesie eating luke warm noodles in hotel room on an industrial estate outside Oxford, you'd be forgiven for thinking that I was beginning to finally unravel. But you'd be wrong dear Huffington Post reader, very wrong. For the past three days I've been undertaking The BT Red Nose Challenge: Miranda's Mad March, an idea dreamed up at the Comic Relief Challenge Unit, a high security facility buried deep in a Cumbrian hillside. Continue reading... DAN CORRY Giving Shouldn't Be Confined To One Day A Year We like to think of ourselves as a generous nation in the UK - especially with the success of our national fundraising appeals like Red Nose Day and Children in Need. There is a lot of visible giving in this country, from high-street charity shops to fun runs and sponsored stunts. But actually, the culture of giving in the UK is not as strong as we think. Continue reading... NEIL DURKIN A Future Syria Can't Be Built on a Foundation of Massacres Massacres of one sort or another have become part and parcel of Syria's bloody two years. The country's uprising began with a moderately small-scale protest in the city of Daraa on 15 March 2011. Within the space of two days, as the Daraa protests intensified, the security forces had shot dead 15 peaceful protesters, the first in what we now know would become a huge number of similarly horrible incidents. Continue reading... DR MARK WILLIAMSON My Manifesto for a Happier World My 12-step manifesto for a happier world calls for change not just from our leaders but from all of us. I'm not pretending these are simple changes or can happen overnight. But if we were to put these ideas into practice I'm certain we could create a society which is not only happier, but also more productive, caring, fair, responsible and sustainable. Continue reading... You have received this UK email from AOL (UK) Limited, who provides UK. You can choose to stop receiving these emails at any time, by clicking on UNSUBSCRIBE in any MyDaily email you receive. We respect your privacy and will never forward your data on to a third party without your consent. For full details of AOL's (UK) Limited's policy click here. AOL (UK) Limited believes the information contained in this email to be correct but makes no guarantees as to its accuracy. Copyright © 2012 AOL (UK) Limited AOL (UK) Limited, Shropshire House, 11-20 Capper St, London, WC1E 6JA.