The Conservatives week has started badly. The Guardian highlights another “butter-fingered operation of the calculator” as the Tories get their sums wrong again. A Conservative party attack document, ‘Labour’s Two Nations’, claimed – three times – that women under 18test
Today’s Sunday Rimes runs pseudo-science as if it were real science – their “scientists”, however, have links to the Exxon-funded “Heartland Inst.” lobby group.
This is a defining moment for the British climate movement. Copenhagen has proved a watershed: its failures have thrown campaigners into a state of profound self-doubt and re-evaluation. Combined with the revival of climate scepticism – the fallout from Climategatetest
The Week in Politics • David Cameron’s mask finally slipped this week with a deluge of stories – no doubt to the delight of Thatcher and the blue rinse – indicating the nasty party were well and truly back: un-green,test
On the 20th anniversary of Nelson Mandela’s release from prison, David Cameron is under pressure to apologise for a visit he made to apartheid South Africa.
Joan Bakewell has launched an attack on the Tory’s tombstone poster. It follows Andrew Lansley’s admission that Cameron did not know about private talks on social care.
Scotland • The former chair of the Committee on Standards in Public, Sir Alistair Graham, said reports the SNP were auctioning lunches with Alex Salmond and Nicola Sturgeon at Holyrood looked like “a clear breach of the rules”. The firsttest
The Conservatives are to axe David Cameron from their posters, just a month after the infamous airbrushed poster was rolled out across the country.
Today’s Daily Express front page criticising Housing Minister John Healey is yet another example of the Express at its hypocritical, biased worst.
This has been around for a couple of weeks so not exactly new but, certainly for the wonky among you, absolutely hilarious. Watch the EconStories Hayek vs Keynes rap anthem: Hat-tip: Political Scrapbook Left Foot Forward doesn’t have the backingtest
