Jon Bright (London, OK): OurKingdom has reproduced a copy of a speech given by Meg Russell of the Constitution Unit here. In it she tackles a question of fundamental importance
Anthony Barnett (New York, OK): I have been having terrible problems getting on line which has allowed me to have a happy time not peering over my shoulder at the
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Two bombs tore through a throng of people gathered to celebrate the return of Benazir Bhutto in the coastal Pakistani city of Karachi, leaving at least 133 dead.
Jon Bright (London, OK): Why didn't it occur to me before that this might happen?
Jon Bright (London, OK): I was at a Fawcett Society round table yesterday discussing how ethnic minority women can access positions of power in Britain - part of their "
Richard Symons (London, Ministry of Truth): The press and public response to both the Elected Representatives (Prevention of Deception) Bill and our film, "the Ministry of Truth" has
Jill Grieve (London, The Countryside Alliance): The Countryside Alliance believes the lack of affordable housing is the greatest single threat to rural life. There simply isn't enough housing
Jon Bright (London, OK): Wyn Grant writes today about the future of Church and State according to Gordon Brown's green paper. His take:
There does appear to be
Jon Bright (London, OK): Jill Kirby, who was appointed director of the Centre for Policy Studies yesterday following the departure of Ruth Lea, has been quite prolific on the subject
Andrew Blick (London, Houses of Parliament): Menzies Campbell has cited "seven consecutive reports about my age and about leadership" as prompting his resignation. While there were obviously deeper
Jon Bright (London, OK): A copy of Nick Inman's entertaining Politipedia dropped through our inbox the other day, and seems worth a plug. A reference tome for UK
Stuart Weir (Cambridge, Democratic Audit): Parliamentary scrutiny of draft European legislation and affairs in the House of Commons has always been disfigured by the partisan squabbling between 'pros'
