Anagrams

Having fun with Anagram Genius. I had already heard that "Houses of Parliament" is an anagram for "Amoral house of spin", but interesting to discover that "members of Parliament" are "Fine memorable tramps". The Guardian is "Huge, radiant", and presumably The Sunday Times would not be too happy to discover that they are "Seedy: Shut it, man!" George Clooney might be happier with "Energy, cool ego", but his aunt might not be so happy with "So ace merry loony".

Tony Blair = Tory in Lab.
Gordon Brown = Wrong or Bond.
Margaret Thatcher = The great charmer
The great fire of London = Forget old inferno heat!
Tiger Woods = Word: it's ego!
Buying a house = Hi! Young abuse.
Teacher training = An integrate rich.
William Shakespeare = I am a weakish speller.
Charlotte Bronte = Tolerant botcher.
George W. Bush = He grew bogus.
Haggis, neeps and tatties = Stagnate pig deathiness.
Fish and chips = Fin dish, chaps!

Anyway, it goes on and on, and has made me laugh!