The latest blog of Bridget Fox, Lib Dem PPC for Islington South and Finsbury, is now live over at The Guardian’s website, with thoughts on on recession, RBS and responsibility. Read it in full here, but here’s her thoughts on the Lib Dems being “constantly ahead of the curve” (to coin a phrase): And the party’s

Michael Stephenson, General Secretary of the Co-operative Party, considers the opportunity to remutualise Northern Rock and Bradford & Bingley in the following article on The Guardian's Comment is Free today:Of all the numerous and painful lessons of the recent collapse in the financial markets, one has been conspicuously missing from the flood of media analysis and commentary. Bradford &...

You can read Jacqui Smith's interview in the Guardian about how targeting punters is the best option for protecting women here. Absolutely worth the read.

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I'm glad to be able to agree with a Guardian editorial today, or rather to see the Guardian agreeing with me, in calling for the BBC to prosecute prominent licence fee rebels. As a matter of fact, now that its...

It looks an interesting book and one to buy if they ever translate it and turn it the right-way up for us here in England. The Guardian article* is perhaps more harsh on Churchill than the book, which Paul Keating gives rather a good speech about here. * There are some good comments. One noting that if the Australians didn't like him, there were people in other Empire countries that thought e...

Browsing through the Guardian’s job pages this week, I came across this advert. The job itself didn’t merit the title of ‘non-job of the week’, I mean, if it’s a choice between equality officers and lawyers, the decision is tough...

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It seems fairly unlikely that Jon Gaunt reads the Guardian. And, if he does, I would worry about the effect on the rightwing shock jock's blood pressure of the words he will read now. His sacking from TalkSport this week was a wrong and deeply worrying act, and it makes me think Gaunt may have been right in one of the favourite riffs of his Sun column and radio show: that Britain has gone bar...

The Guardian runs the map of the spread of BNP membership across the country, following the leak of the membership lists by what appears to be a disgruntled former member. Their membership in Camden seems to be very low, with a couple of members in Gospel Oak and, bizarrely, in Bloomsbury. There was some epicaricacy (new word eh!) with the publication of membership by postcode, as you can see on t...