Top Six - October 4

So what’s hot, and what’s not, in the past week’s blogging? Here are the six most popular posts on Zelo Street for the past seven days, counting down in reverse order, because, well, I have a train to catch later. So there.

6 Mail Corbyn Wife Smear Desperation Jeremy Corbyn’s third wife is younger than he is, and the Mail didn’t know she was married to him. Which is enough for another smear.

5 Dan Hodges’ Corbyn Paranoia Dan told his readers at the Telegraph that the Labour Conference was like a Stephen King novel. But they’re not coming to get him.

4 Guido Fawked - Max Mosley Smear Busted The perpetually thirsty Paul Staines and his rabble at the Guido Fawkes blog tried to suggest that Max Mosley’s donations to Tom Watson’s deputy leadership campaign were suspect, because Mosley had once lived outside the UK. Er, like Staines and his ultimate boss Rupert Murdoch, then.

3 Tory Suicide And Grant Shapps What did “Spiv” Shapps know about the bullying of Elliott Johnson, and when did he know it? He knew all those involved - and this post has the photos to illustrate that.

2 Simon Danczuk - Wasting Police Time Rochdale’s nominally Labour MP and his former sidekick Matt Baker made an allegation about Cyril Smith and Northants Police that led the force on a wild goose chase. And when asked, they were unable to stump up even one piece of evidence to back up their claim.

1 Kelvin MacKenzie Disrespects The 96 Kelvin McFilth used the point when the last moments of the late Anne Williams’ son were being relived at the new Hillsborough inquests to call Liverpudlians “tossers” and insult an MP who has supported the families’ campaign for justice. Stay classy, Kel.

And that’s the end of another blogtastic week, blog pickers. Not ‘arf!