Mild-mannered Alan Campbell exposed as Westminster’s smuttiest survivor — 46 sordid utterances on the official record, at a blistering 1.60 filth-mentions per parliamentary year.
Burnham’s new cabinet contains exactly one man with twenty recorded “lap dance” mentions and twenty-six recorded “prostitute” mentions, and it is the person now in charge of the Commons order paper. The Rt Hon Sir Alan Campbell — Chief Whip turned Leader of the House — outscores the entire rest of the cabinet combined.
The defence, which we are legally and morally obliged to print: every single one of his 46 mentions dates from 2008–10, when he was the Home Office minister dutifully piloting the Policing and Crime Bill — lap-dancing club licensing and prostitution offences — through Parliament. The horniest man in the cabinet was, in the most literal sense, just doing his job. It’s always the quiet ones, and it’s always delegated legislation.
Meanwhile the Prime Minister scores a perfect zero, fourteen ministers are certified completely pure, and the filthiest single sentence in the dataset belongs — to nobody’s surprise — to the Northern Ireland Secretary. Full audit below.
Cleaned mentions per year in Parliament — the headline metric, normalised so nobody hides behind a mayoral sabbatical.
Click any column to sort. Click any minister to see every recorded utterance with receipts. The † marks ministers who held a sex-adjacent brief (Health, Home Office, Justice, Care, Equalities) — hover for details, because context is a legal defence.
Cleaned mentions by term — only the nine ministers with form are shown. The other fourteen said none of these words, ever, in up to 34 years.
The 14 passages that are genuinely funny in honest context — all real, all linked to Hansard. (The remaining hits in the data come from grave debates and are not played for laughs. We have standards. Low ones, but standards.)
Certified 100% innuendo-free by official audit. Not one viagra, not a single brothel, nary a nipple between them. The nation salutes its saints — including, remarkably, the Prime Minister.