She may well be a leftist at heart, but she's in a party that's from the right. You could equally well say that Chirac was a far-left politician.

Either she has changed, or at least one of her allegiances (to New Labour or to her previous campaigns, the Business in the Community being the more significant to me in a left-right discussion) is insincere. And I have no idea which one.

But if a Madrid-born lad plays for Barcelona, you can expect him to try to score against Madrid, even if he secretely wants Madrid to win. So, to rephrase, the political persona of the High Rep is from the Right. What she thinks and says at home, indeed, I don't know.

Earth provides enough to satisfy every man's need, but not every man's greed. Gandhi