of politics", with his caricature Spitting Image puppet portraying him as such. Honest John Prince of Greyness, again referencing his apparent dullness and lack of personality. Tony Blair Tony Blur, used during his time in opposition to describe his "clear image" but not what he stood for. Bambi, after the Disney character of a young deer; Blair had been the youngest prime minister for nearly 200 years. Bliar, associated with the Iraq War. Blair was accused of misleading parliament and the country over weapons of mass destruction. America's Poodle, a reference to his Special Relationship with the President of the United States, George W. Bush. Teflon Tony Tonibler, a Kosovan given name derived from Tony Blair due to his role in ending the Kosovo War, but also occasionally used as a nickname for Blair himself. Gordon Brown Flash Gordon, in reference to the comic strip hero Flash Gordon. Big Clunking Fist, first used by Tony Blair during his final Queen's Speech debate, it was later used by columnists throughout the British media. Great Clunking Fist, a common misquote. Bottler Brown, used in relation to Brown not calling an election in 2007 after previously suggesting he would. Golden Brown, as Chancellor, Brown sold 60% of the UK's gold reserves. Used by Terry Wogan and the TOGs, normally followed by Wogan saying "Never a frown with Golden Brown", a reference to the song "Golden Brown" by The Stranglers. Gordo. The word means 'fat' in Spanish. Great Leader and Stalin, often sarcastically used by Andrew Neil on This Week in relation to Lord Turnbull's description of Brown as a man who operates with "Stalinist ruthlessness". The fortnightly satirical magazine Private Eye also had a mock Stalinist decree each issue, Prime Ministerial Decree. Squatter in No. 10, used as Brown was not elected and after Brown attempted to form a coalition with the Liberal Democrats following the 2010 general election. David Cameron Dave, Cameron is reported to be known to friends and family as "Dave" rather than David, although he invariably uses the latter name in public. DVD Dave, Cameron was reportedly known as DVD Dave because of his love of DVD Box Sets which he enjoyed with his wife Samantha. Flashman, a reference to fictional upper-class bully Harry Flashman, used by Ed Miliband during a PMQs debate on reform to the NHS. Call me Dave, used since the publishing of his 2015 biography