The New Statesman’s rolling politics blog   Why Ed Miliband's
WWI wreath message wasn’t handwritten  A picture was tweeted out
today of David Cameron’s handsigned WWI memorial wreath,
contrasted with a generic “From the Leader of the Opposition”
from Ed Miliband. But it’s not what it looks like.  Ed Miliband
and Nick Clegg both had impersonal wreath messages. Photo: Getty
It's one of those sombre moments that politicians have to ensure
they get right. Laying the memorial wreaths for the First World
War centenary commemoration. Perhaps that's why a story about
the disparity between our party leaders' memorial wreath
messages is flickering about online today with that distinctive
shiver of schadenfreude unique to Twitter.   A picture was
tweeted this afternoon of David Cameron and Ed Miliband's
messages side by side. The PM's, in a sober, respectful swish of
blue ink, read a personal message in his handwriting. The Labour
leader's, in contrast, was a generic explanatory message
scrawled in a sharpie: "From the