Jill Grieve (London, The Countryside Alliance): 2008 could be a big year for rural Britain. A host of bills and important landmarks await:
6th February - the winners of the Countryside
Jon Bright (London, OK): Yesterday, as I was hurrying out the door, I noticed an icWales article about Paul Murphy, and stuck up a brief blog about it. One line
Anthony Barnett (London, OK): I'm just back from a short trip to New York. I hope to write something about the Obama phenomenon. On the plane back with
Stuart Weir & Andrew Blick (Cambridge & London, Democratic Audit): Jon Bright picks out below the sheer volume of surveillance in the UK from the report of the new Interception
Andrew Blick reviews An Uncertain Future: Law Enforcement, National Security and Climate Change by Chris Abbott, ORG.
This report recommends a preventative security policy in the face of climate change.
Normal Mouth (Rhondda, blogger): After a genuinely tumultuous and probably momentous 2007, the augers for 2008 in Wales seem on the surface to be more mundane. It is true that
Jon Bright (London, OK): As Lee Waters argues below, Paul Murphy may be set fair to become the new devolution minister. icWales has an interesting look at some of his
Dropping adjectives, the Bush way
Andrew Cochran, in the conservative Counterterrorism Blog, expresses his horror that President George W. Bush did not use the words "Islamic" or "
Anthony Barnett (London, OK): The Mail reports that at the World Economic Forum, in Switzerland, Tony Blair said he was ready to interrupt his nascent business career to return to
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David (Cambridge, Britology Watch): You'd be forgiven for thinking that England was a dirty word. It's certainly not politically correct to utter it in certain circles.
John Jackson (London, Mishcon de Reya & Unlock Democracy): Early last November I posted a piece on OurKingdom suggesting that consultation by government is, on occasion, used to stifle the
