The New Statesman

Meet Alan Beresford B'Stard, an unscrupulous young politico, who will stop at nothing to get elected to Parliament.

Alan's wife, Sarah, inherits a million pounds worth of shares, which enables her to fulfill her deepest wish.

Alan realizes that joining a moral crusade can be extremely profitable...with hilarious consequences.

Tory MP Alan B'Stard's dirty dealings have finally caught up with him. Five years ago, he accepted £55,000 to get rid of a lorryload of Argentinian nuclear waste, now he learns the lock-up garage storing it is earmarked for demolition!

Alan organizes a parliamentary fact-finding expedition to a sun-kissed Caribbean island, which seems to export only the world's strongest marijuana!

Alan accidentally kills a taxi driver.

Alan's hateful father-in-law, Roland Gidleigh-Park, threatens to have him thrown out of his seat unless he starts pulling his weight in the constituency.