Left Foot Forward
The Week Outside Westminster – Robinson and McGuiness pray for the Reverend
Political leaders in Northern Ireland call for prayer for Ian Paisley, the propsoects for Scottish independence don't look so great, and Welsh Labour defends the NHS in the principality.
A separate Scotland will be worse off if it keeps the pound
Matthew Pitt argues why an independent Scotland would be foolish to keep the pound without the UK's agreement
The government’s drug policy favours dogma over harm reduction
Mark Thompson reveals new evidence that the government is focusing on dogma over harm reduction, as they explicitly reject a campaign which would reduce harm.
Polls apart? The news for the SNP might not be as good as it looks
Ed Jacobs reports on the results of the first referendum about Scottish independence using the same question as Salmond; he suggests the results aren't as positive as they seem.
The Week Outside Westminster – UUP down, Leanne Wood up, and Miliband in Scotland
Ed Jacobs writes about the UUP in chaos, the Tories trying to pick up the pieces, Leanne Wood heading to the Plaid Cymru summit, and Ed Miliband in Scotland.
Look Left – Huhne resigns to fight conspiracy charges as Davey takes over
The coalition lost its third cabinet minister since the election today, as Chris Huhne resigned to fight charges of conspiracy to pervert the course of justice.