In which I complain about the idiots who want to mess about with our clocks all the time.

In which I announce my plan to help out the Yes campaign with total unbridled enthusiasm.

A PB.com post shows that the NUS's policy on paying for higher education is virtually indistinguishable from the Coalition's: the only difference seems to be that they want the same price charged at all universities. So are the protesters being taken for a ride by the NUS leadership?

"But if DISHONESTY is your measure for facing a RECALL, then shouldn't the first person on the list be… well… Mr Harry Porter himself. For being just a little bit… dishonest."

In which a suggestion is made about how Liberal Democrats can criticise Higher Education proposals while limiting damage to the party.

A Lib Dem blogger points out that the new tuition fee system is what the Guardian was asking for in 2009 (not that you'd realise that from their coverage): a system where richer graduates subsidise the education of poorer students.

Andrew Hickey explains what he means by liberalism. I think he'd be surprised by how many other Lib Dems agree with him.

A brief but inciteful review of Clegg's Guardian article.

How and why Lynne got sacked from her first job.

Sara is passionate about free education and is angry, particularly with Jo Swinson (Vince Cable's PPS) who is backing the Browne report which doesn't apply in Scotland where she is an MP...