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"I come from a place where only love and joy exist. But Inoticed the media is only interested in negativity: show someone in a bad light, show someone's mistakes... at some point... I constantly received their negative reactions and enjoyed it. Specifically for them I created posts that would make them angry. But people who think badly of me just aren't happy in their own lives," she says.

I do not deny that there are problems with the Big Society. They concern implementation, explanation, and very worrying structural flaws. But the ambition is magnificent. David Cameron has set out to restore pride, duty, reciprocity, independence and civic obligation to Britain ?C and he has embarked on this mission with exemplary vigour and enthusiasm.His comments came six months after Hungary's prime minister told an international assembly of Jews that anti-Semitism was on the rise both in Europe and Hungary.

Stop Press: A BPIX poll for the Mail on Sunday has the Conservatives on 38 per cent (+1 since March 27), Labour on 31 per cent (+1) and the Lib Dems on 20 per cent (no change). That's a swing from Labour to the Conservatives of 5 per cent, woefully short of the number needed for an overall majority. Having said that, it's difficult to assess the accuracy of this poll since BPIX won't disclose any details about its fieldwork or methodology. "Basically BPIX is the pollster that can??t be arsed," says Mike Smithson of . "It doesn??t respond to emails or provide detailed data like the rest of the industry."Leonie Green said: "Truly bizarre tropical set on #newsnight @iankatz1000?! A recreation of the UK

Sure enough, two weeks ago, when the subject of bedrooms came up, David Cameron popped the question and Miliband fluffed the answer. He walked straight into Cameron's Bedroom Tax trap. Ed should be careful: there are plenty more ambushes ahead.