Yet, unluckily for all of us, he still seems more concerned with tax cuts and defending his allies in the City rather than protecting Londoners by dealing with the root causes of the malaise facing London's economy.
And unluckily for Mr Sutyagin, "treason" could in theory be defined as providing any information that a foreign power used against Russia, even if it were not secret.
Unluckily for Mr Reinfeldt, his first week in the job was tainted by a whiff of scandal.
The talks are unluckily timed: Israeli coalitions usually break up in their third year, and the five-party ensemble led by Mr Olmert's Kadima will have its second birthday in May.This fragility may be generic to Israeli politics.
He is a king.To be exact, an ex-king: unluckily for him, Bulgaria is a republic.
A sharp decline in the oil price has coincided, unluckily for Mr Jonathan, with the election.
Unluckily for Russia's military industry, the war in Chechnya is hardly a show-case for the super-quiet submarines, missiles, or fighter aircraft that it most likes to sell.
One of the parishioners was apparently beaten to death while in police custody, and the commission heard testimony from his brother, who, unluckily for Vietnamese authorities, lives in Houston.But the House members on the commission didn't call for an investigation into the serious problem of police brutality in Vietnam.
Unluckily for Mr Noda, the Osprey is flying straight into the sorest point of the American-Japanese alliance.
Unluckily, too, the Sahrawis' northern neighbour, Morocco, saw the underpopulated region as its own.In this section Round one to the doves Adieu, Arafat?
Unluckily for Reform, when the west wanted in, the French-speakers in Quebec were saying that they wanted out.
