Made the mistake of reading the BBC's Have Your Say? Repeat after me, "It just goes to show you can't be too careful!"

Excellent destruction of Cameron's election call.

Where are the Conservative economic policies?

"This is how I think it works. Journalists have a 1950s B-movie view of science. To them, it offers a feeling tone of cold, unquestionable truth that can be used to paste a veneer of objectivity over any moral prejudice you might have"

David Semple discusses the tea party protests in the US, and suggests that maybe the US left has got its reaction wrong.

Charlie takes on the coverage of the G20 and the surrounding protests, and Ben Goldacre talks about science reporting.

David Mitchell on why politicians should think before they open their gobs and not just say what people want to hear, however ignorant.

A genuine barnstormer from Guido (is this a first for Libdig?)

Tom Brake filmed inside the kettle

Met account of events is questioned by eyewitnesses