The New Statesman

Threatened by a recently elected right-wing Tory MP, Alan finds ways to discredit his new opponent.

All support for the Conservative Party dwindles, Alan is put in charge of boosting it's popularity.

Death threats pour in when Alan is labeled as an animal hater by the tabloids.

Karma comes full circle when Alan's callous proposal to amend the the Social Security Bill leads to the closure of residential homes

Alan airs his contempt for his constituents at his annual cocktail party.

During his tour through the Soviet Union to spread the gospel of capitalism, Alan ends up in a Siberian labor camp with Piers.