Global food crisis

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Thursday 24th April

Local Matters IV: Scotland's local solution to a global crisis

24 April 2008

OurKingdom is running a short series of posts looking at various aspects of local government - you can read the series in full here.

Mike Small (Fife, Bella Caledonia): We are obsessed by food. We should be - because we have a serious problem. As Raj Patel points out in his new book "Stuffed and Starved" unless you are a corporate food executive, the food system isn't working for you.

Monday 21st April

Smarter Today

21 April 2008

Tony Curzon Price (London, oD): I've had my complaints about the Today show (here and here), but listening to Evan Davis these past few days has been a pleasure. I was first startled out of my tooth-brushing about a week ago, when he had Alisdair Darling on the line. A long drone of irrelevant and tendencious facts about the health of the British economy was allowing me to give full attention to my molars when Evan said: