The prime minister’s days appear to be numbered. Can whoever replaces him be someone with vision, competency and integrity? We dare to hope, writes Alan Rusbridger I f there is one winner from the last few months of Mandelson-induced mayhem, it is surely the Malta Film Commission. You may remember that Matthew Doyle, late of No 10 Downing Street, is a strategic adviser to this august body. And now he can give it his undivided attention. Win-win. Or, to be more accurate, lose-win. Those of you