This weekend column is brought to you by the founders of Niceties Tokens, Liz and Pete of Team Nice. 19. Spinning Argh! No wonder there is apathy. At the time of writing this, a general election is still undecided, although if Gordon Brown goes ahead with it, it could lead to a really exciting time. They are going to really be schmoozing us lot, as our demographic are least likely to vote. In preparation......

In the end, the most striking feature from last night's elections across the country (outside of London) was the lunacy of rubbish electoral systems discarding 100,000 votes due to confused voters. That would obviously never happen in London. Fortunately, no such problem in the much-anticipated results of our own home-grown little Westminster by-election. The Tory vote easily doubled all the other parties put together. In doing so, Cameron's Conservatives crushed efforts to promote former......

Well I think enough of the Londonist staff have sufficiently recovered from last night to try and make a bit of sense of what actually happened in the capital. So here we go. Overall turnout was up 3% on 2001 with 58.2% of us bothering to get out there and vote. At a glance, we can see that Labour took 44 seats, Conservatives got 21, 8 went to the Lib Dem's, and 1 seat......