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I am now mostly over here. It’s All Trivial or Obvious Except. Swearing n’stuff will obviously stay here, but trying out this new Forbes thing to see how it goes. There’s an RSS feed there n’all.

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"I was worried for the safety of the people in the building because I know people who work in there - not just in the Conservative Party but in other offices as well," the prime minister told me this morning. In order to see this content you need to have both Javascript enabled and Flash installed. Visit BBC Webwise for full instructions. If you're reading via RSS, you'll need to vi...

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An angry Lib Dem MP succeeded in having the chancellor hauled to the Commons this afternoon to explain why he briefed the BBC and not MPs about a plan to cut £4bn from the welfare budget. In order to see this content you need to have both Javascript enabled and Flash installed. Visit BBC Webwise for full instructions. If you're reading via RSS, you'll need to visit the blog to...

TIGMOO is a website that claims to aggregate trade union blogging onto a single point of reference. This is what they say about themselves: TIGMOO.co.uk is an aggregator service for blogs about trade unions and unionism in the UK. By visiting just one site, or subscribing to one RSS feed, you can stay up to date

I know I shouldn’t blog anything anything to do with work, and I normally don’t, but this appeared in my rss this morning (click to enlarge)… Naturally I clicked the links to see the full advert, and got this… I just want to get home on to an unfiltered computer and see what exactly being

First, I knew I was going to link this post when I first saw it in my RSS feed, and based on the updates since my first read I think it might be one of the most interesting discussions in politics today. Full disclosure: I have only watched the Glen Beck event and its aftermath 140 characters at a time from the folks I subscribe too via my Twitter feed, and would be dishonest if I said the event w...

The Commons Communities and Local Government Committee has announced that it will be holding  two separate inquiries into aspects of the government’s local planning regime. One inquiry will examine the decision to abolish regional spatial strategies (RSS) and the other will review the coalition’s localism agenda. The abolition of the regional spatial strategies was one o...