Anthony Barnett (London, OK): There is an article just published in oD about the disc fiasco by Sandra Bell. She puts it in the context of the government's
Jon Bright (London, OK): An Iraqi man living in Britain has been prevented from taking an AS-level in biology, according to this article in Nature. They report:
Since 2006, A.
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Serial blasts in India
In coordinated serial blasts, bombs ripped through court complexes in three cities in the northern Indian state of Uttar Pradesh. Courts in Lucknow, Faizabad and Varanasi
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Phil Booth (London, NO2ID): As the HMRC data breach scandal intensifies, representatives of all parties should be demanding the immediate and
Anthony Barnett (London, OK): What should we call a small group of retired Army chiefs? A gaggle of generals? Whatever we decide to call them, it has been a principle
Anthony Barnett (London, OK): There is a very good post over on Political Betting about the discs and Darling. Leaving aside its reports on the growing Tory lead in the
Alice Casey (London, involve): It is becoming clear that in facing the urgent challenges of issues as complex and deep rooted as public health provision, climate change, community cohesion and
Tony Curzon Price (London, openDemocracy): Who you are determines what you mean. What you say can make who you are.
This dance of talking and being makes listening quite hard,
Anthony Barnett (London, OK): Like Jon, I am not convinced that the disk debacle will lead to the government abandoning its ID schemes. But one good aspect of the disaster
China goes into Darfur
Beijing will send a corps of engineers to join the planned 26,000-strong United Nations-African Union force in Darfur. China has been accused of abetting atrocities
James Graham (London, Quaequam!):
Millennium reminded me of something I’ve been meaning to blog about for a while now.The Ministry of Justice’s Governance of Britain initiative now