"#MaroonedCamerooned" – Ed Vaizey "#minesavindaloo" – Michael Dugher "#glitterballs" – Ed Balls "#OhItsNotEdBalls" – Chris Leslie "#littlepinkbus" – Harriet Harman "Molly the dog" – Molly Neil (Andrew Neil's dog) "Scrubber" – Iris Bailey (Andrew Neil's dog) Other political nicknames "BoJo The Clown" – Boris Johnson, Prime Minister 2019– "The Maybot" – Theresa May, Prime Minister 2016–19 "Call Me Dave" – David Cameron, Prime Minister 2010–16 "Nick Cleggover", "#NickFlixandChill" – Nick Clegg, Deputy Prime Minister 2010–15 "Spreadsheet Phil" – Philip Hammond, Chancellor 2016–19 "Boy George" – George Osborne, Chancellor 2010–16 "Not-So-Red Ed" – Ed Miliband, Labour Party leader 2010–15 "Her Maj" or "The Boss" – Queen Elizabeth II "The Great Leader" – Gordon Brown, Prime Minister 2007–10 "Our Dear Leader" – BBC Directors-General Tony Hall 2013–19; Mark Thompson 2004–12 "Miss Trust" – BBC Trust Jean-Claude "Mine's a triple Cognac, high five" Juncker – Jean-Claude Juncker, President of the European Commission 2014–19 "Bish" – Archbishop of Canterbury "Jezza the Red" – Jeremy Corbyn, Labour Party leader 2015–20 "The Donald" – Donald Trump, President of the United States 2017–21 Election song During general elections, the show started with the 'election song'. The 2005 election song was "Is this the way to Election Day?" (a spoof of "Is This the Way to Amarillo?" by Neil Sedaka and Howard Greenfield), and for the 2010 election, the song was "We're Off to Find a PM" (a spoof of "We're Off to See the Wizard" by Harold Arlen). References External links Buzzfeed behind-the-scenes article 2003 British television series debuts 2019 British television series endings 2000s British political television series 2010s British political television series BBC television news shows English-language television shows