Rather damning account of how Cameron's economic policy speech today was completely out of line with what he said about Brown in previous years, when he referred to Brown as the "Great Regulator".

A hilarious spoof of Facebook, from the perspective of the government departments who want access to our data, courtesy of the Open Rights Group.

"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"

nailed with nails

Duncan Borrowman, FE member, explains his decision to vote for coalition with Tories.

Great fisk of Gove's proposals for the history curriculum.

Sara cautions against "poppy fascism"

"We don't do polls - but if we did..."

A job that needs to be done to back up candidates

In the wake of the latest government "crackdown" on benefit fraud, it's worrying to see some "Lib Dems" are believing the tabloid hype about claimants being feckless and fraudulent. Mercifully, Jennie is not among them; here she explains why tax evasion by the rich is a far bigger problem.