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1. Labour of Love - Alan's reputation as the most right-wing Tory MP in the House is under threat. How will the New Statesman demolish the young pretender to his political crown?

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Series 3

1. Labour of Love

Alan's reputation as the most right-wing Tory MP in the House is under threat. How will the New Statesman demolish the young pretender to his political crown?

2. The Party's Over

Major is securely belted in the driving seat of the Tory machine but despite the new leadership, Conservative fortunes are flagging.

3. Let Them Sniff Cake

Following his riotous TV appearance in Balance, a serious discussion slot chaired by MENSA member Joan Bakewell, Alan is branded an animal hater in the tabloid press.

4. Keeping Mum

In the House of Commons conniving Tory Alan B'Stard faces a barrage of hostility from an Opposition outraged by his proposal for an amendment to the Social Security Bill.

5. Natural Selection

During the annual cocktail party at his country residence, B'Stard's scathing contempt for his Haltemprice constituents seriously backfires.

6. Profit of Boom

The purpose of Alan's USSR tour is to spread the gospel of Capitalism according to B'Stard, as well as to acquire several thousand roubles by selling off video cassettes of his free-market sermons.