Follow this easy step-by-step guide and you'll be out of Downing Street in a flash!
Step One: Find a safe Labour seat and get elected.
Step Two: Find an MP in your party with similar views to yours and try to form a relationship.
Step Three: Shout at the Conservatives for cutting taxes.
Step Four: Get onto the Labour front bench (and try to drag your mate along).
Step Five: Don't lose your seat in the next election.
Step Six: Shout at the Conservatives for cutting taxes.
Step Seven: Swear at some Labour Party staff.
Step Eight: Where an exit poll produces a hung Parliament whereupon the Conservatives have the largest number of seats, claim that Labour should be in government.
Step Nine: Take all the credit for when the Conservatives change their leader.
Step Ten: Go to a restaurant with your mate - and agree that in the next leadership election, only one of you will stand.
Step Eleven: Accuse the Conservatives of being weak and divided when your party is even more weak and even more divided.
Step Twelve: Hire some celebrities to say 'vote Labour'.
Step Thirteen: Punch a voter.
Step Fourteen: Claim to get rid of boom and bust.
Step Fourteen: Claim to get rid of boom and bust.
Step Fifteen: Where an exit poll produces a landslide for Labour, claim that 'we'll have to wait and see'.
Step Sixteen: Try to make up soundbites in your speeches.
Step Seventeen: Use television game shows as your debating arguments.
Step Eightteen: Raise taxes.
Step Nineteen: Spend, spend, spend.
Step Twenty: Suck up to the EU.
Step Twenty-one: Spend, spend, spend.
Step Twenty-two: Raise taxes.
Step Twenty-three: Get into bed with the US.
Step Twenty-four: Gently remind your mate about your deal in step ten.
Step Twenty-five: Sheepishly follow the US into a war.
Step Twenty-six: Get re-elected.
Step Twenty-seven: Pester your mate about your deal in step ten.
Step Twenty-eight: Shout to your mate about your deal in step ten.
Step Twenty-nine: Execute the deal.
Step Thirty: Nationalise left, right, and centre.
Step Thirty-one: Cause a bank of your choice to fail by nationalising it.
Step Thirty-two: Read out lists of countries to every answer at PMQs.
Step Thirty-three: Make a global recession worse than it needs to be.
Step Thirty-four: Lead the world out of recession and leave Britain behind.
Step Thirty-five: Increase the deficit ten-fold unnecessarily.
Step Thirty-six: Pledge to cut the deficit.
Step Thirty-seven: Call a voter a bigot.
Step Thirty-eight: Where an exit poll produces a hung Parliament whereupon the Conservatives have the largest number of seats, claim that Labour should be in government.
Step Thirty-nine: Get friendly with the unions.
Step Forty: Pledge 'trade union freedom'.
Step Forty-one: Pledge to introduce the great firewall ofChina Britain.
Step Nineteen: Spend, spend, spend.
Step Twenty: Suck up to the EU.
Step Twenty-one: Spend, spend, spend.
Step Twenty-two: Raise taxes.
Step Twenty-three: Get into bed with the US.
Step Twenty-four: Gently remind your mate about your deal in step ten.
Step Twenty-five: Sheepishly follow the US into a war.
Step Twenty-six: Get re-elected.
Step Twenty-seven: Pester your mate about your deal in step ten.
Step Twenty-eight: Shout to your mate about your deal in step ten.
Step Twenty-nine: Execute the deal.
Step Thirty: Nationalise left, right, and centre.
Step Thirty-one: Cause a bank of your choice to fail by nationalising it.
Step Thirty-two: Read out lists of countries to every answer at PMQs.
Step Thirty-three: Make a global recession worse than it needs to be.
Step Thirty-four: Lead the world out of recession and leave Britain behind.
Step Thirty-five: Increase the deficit ten-fold unnecessarily.
Step Thirty-six: Pledge to cut the deficit.
Step Thirty-seven: Call a voter a bigot.
Step Thirty-eight: Where an exit poll produces a hung Parliament whereupon the Conservatives have the largest number of seats, claim that Labour should be in government.
Step Thirty-nine: Get friendly with the unions.
Step Forty: Pledge 'trade union freedom'.
Step Forty-one: Pledge to introduce the great firewall of