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submitted by MarkThompson 33 days ago (via andrewrunning.blogspot.com)
Andrew Reeves highlighting how the Tories are trying to implement a command and control structure regarding social media for their parliamentary candidates. Doesn't that sort of defeat the purpose?
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submitted by niles 46 days ago (via theliberati.net)
Provocative title, provocative post.
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submitted by stephenftall 80 days ago (via declineofthelogos.wordpress.com)
'All across the internet, bourgeois fuckwits are slapping themselves on the back, congratulating their cleverness in outwitting the dundering zombie hordes of X-Factor fans.' Quite.
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submitted by Alix 93 days ago (via cicerossongs.blogspot.com)
Wonderful, heartfelt post. Also, despite the counsels of despair, oddly stirring.
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submitted by jennierigg 108 days ago (via sarabedford.com)
I found this post very moving, and it made me want to go and hug my child. You might have a less soppy reaction, but you ought to read it anyway.
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submitted by MarkThompson 141 days ago (via heresycorner.blogspot.com)
Excellent post by Heresiarch highlighting how the government pursues "policy based evidence-making".
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submitted by helenduffett 153 days ago (via norfolkblogger.blogspot.com)
"Because nobody feels the pain better than a millionaire"
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submitted by lizw 154 days ago (via fabulousblueporcupine.wordpress.com)
Great fisk of Gove's proposals for the history curriculum.
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submitted by MarkThompson 155 days ago (via fabulousblueporcupine.wordpress.com)
Alix once again hits the nail on the head by pointing out how despite general Tory protestations of a hands-off approach, Michael Gove is intending to write the History syllabus himself.
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submitted by scmjerram 156 days ago (via webbsteve.blogspot.com)
The conservatives recon they can "save" £13 billion by raising the state pension age for men alone. Do the figures add up? What do you think?


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