Anthony Barnett & Jon Bright: Here are some OK moments of the past year. By all means add you own in the comments.Most toe curling moment: David Cameron urging
Anthony Barnett (London, OK): Over on oD's terrorism section Kanishk has written an immediate response to Bhutto's assassination and its likely consequences. One of these, he
Jon Bright (London, OK): Benazir Bhutto was a divisive figure, and I don't wish to get into her politics, of which I know quite little. But her death
Anthony Barnett (London, OK): Iain Dale has just put the results of a new poll of MPs up on Fixed Term
44% of all MPs support fixed term parliaments, 49%
Anthony Barnett (London, OK): Two contrasting accounts of the Brown era. In today's Sunday Telegraph Matt d'Ancona lets forth a seasonal hymn and carol song of
Anthony Barnett (London, OK): Tony Blair has just been accepted into the Catholic Church. Can you believe it? It makes Nick Clegg look like a saint. I very much appreciated
Jon Bright (London, OK): OurKingdom is officially in holiday mode from today - as bloggers don't generally understand the word 'holiday' we will still be endeavouring to
Jon Bright (London, OK): Was reminded today by the Manifesto Club's Christmas card of "Attention Please", a superb photo essay mapping the proliferation of safety signage
Jonathan Bryant (Brighton & Hove, Direct Democracy): The October Google Zeitgeist Conference in California was a particularly apposite occasion for David Cameron to set out a vision described recently by
Anthony Barnett (London, OK): So the Queen is now Britain's oldest living monarch. Imagine if she had done something lasting. If, since taking the throne, she had ordered
Tony Curzon Price (London, openDemocracy): Do you remember the torture of the high-jump competition at school? You knew that however good anyone was, the bar would inexorably be pushed
Michael Rustin (London, Soundings): Unfortunately, there are problems in the exercise of power by government in Britain beyond the infringements of human rights and individual liberties cited by the critics
