Andrew 'Thrasher' Mitchell was in trouble on Friday after reports that he hurled expletive, class-based abuse at several police officers guarding Downing Street.

While the chief whip accepts he said things he should not have done, he has denied using the specific words reported by The Sun.

The former army officer known for his bruising approach to party discipline was recently promoted to chief whip by David Cameron to bring some order to the rebellious Tory backbenches.

But Who Said It?, The real world Tory cabinet minister or the fictitious party enforcer from The Thick Of It also known for his fruity language, Malcolm Tucker?

Who (Allegedly) F***ing Said It: Andrew Mitchell Or Malcolm Tucker?
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"You don't run the f***ing Government!"
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    Who can forget this classic? After being pelted with an egg Prescott doesn't think twice about clocking the perpetrator with a swift left hook. To be fair he deserved it just for the mullet, never mind the egg.

  • Boris Johnson

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  • Stephen Pound

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  • Mark Pritchard

    John Bercow, (pictured) Speaker of the House of Commons, has numerous benefits that come with his position. A £68,000 salary, a river view apartment in Westminster and a rather dashing black silk gown. But perhaps the greatest privilege is the right to walk in a straight line through Parliament, unimpeded by MPs who have to graciously bow out of your way as you pass. Unless you are Mark Pritchard. When accused by Bercow of blocking his path Pritchard shot back "you are not f***ing royalty," before rather politely adding "Mr Speaker."

  • Eric Joyce

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  • Adam Holloway

    South London rag, News Shopper thought that it had come up with a rather lovely idea for a piece when it decided to ask local MPs what their summer holiday plans were. Reporter Dan Keel set about collecting said information and was met with plans of sun, sand and then this.... DAN: Hi it's Dan from the News Shopper newspaper. I was just wondering if you received my email about MP holidays? HOLLOWAY: Ah the online lynch mob. Why don't you get on with doing some proper journalism. DAN: So you won't be answering any of my questions? HOLLOWAY: Yeah I will answer them - I will be going to Hawaii for 69 days - now f*ck off

  • Paul Gogarty

    We are now briefly hopping over to Ireland to present two superbly presented expletives. Note the ever so polite and calm introduction of "the most unparliamentary language", the pure venom in his words and the slightly pigeon-esque head movements. Not to mention the apology and attempted retraction after.