Archive | September, 2009
Climate change Thursday #9
24. September 2009
China (not) in your handSome leapt for joy, others were [...]
Continue reading...Brown’s Brighton challenge
24. September 2009
So it gets serious now. The election campaign starts ne [...]
Continue reading...Lib Dems stutter along in Bournemouth
22. September 2009
You do have to laugh when Lib Dems bemoan splitting the [...]
Continue reading...Climate change Thursday #8
17. September 2009
Two companies, a country and a Secretary-GeneralA few t [...]
Continue reading...Tory cuts- a second credit crunch?
17. September 2009
Giles Wilkes at CentreReform and myself have been havin [...]
Continue reading...Election is about judgement not cuts
16. September 2009
I’ve mentioned Richard C Koo’s The Holy Grail of Macro- [...]
Continue reading...Climate change Thursday #7
11. September 2009
Japan comes to the partyOK, so it’s Friday. It’s Thursd [...]
Continue reading...Changing Britain, changing politics?
7. September 2009
I meant to post this a few days ago but I had a piece o [...]
Continue reading...Women, rubbish or what?
7. September 2009
GUEST POST from Professor Adam FosterI have spent the p [...]
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- An unremarked absolute horror from the Budget.
- Why the Clegg Factor means the progressive consensus will have to wait
- Bin 'God Save the Queen', the anthem for modern times is....
- Is this a Coalition anymore?
- Mrs Duffy and the 'liberal moment'
- The last Tory Battersea Power Station launch...
- Those who can, should be allowed to teach
- Liberal Democrats- arguing the toss and ignoring real people.
- Let's 'AVe it
- The referendum for change. Vote for who you believe in.
- Kayfer: Hi there... Bit of a delay here with my comment - ...
- Clifford Singer: Sorry to see hear that. I always enjoyed reading y...
- Alex Ross: Sorry to hear this Antony, excellent blog and I’m ...
- Kate Caroe (nee Puchala): oh no! will miss it ;-) ganbatte ne...
- Mil: Really sad to hear this. I've only recently becom...
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