Yet another Labour MP can't find the motivation for another term in Parliament

This time it's breastfeeding mums.

Richard Allan (Lib Dem MP until 2005) gives his views on the amendment to the Digital Economy Bill moved by Lib Dem peers

"If you are not interested in the nexus of power and money in British politics, and in whether the people at the top keep their word, it seems to me you ought not to bother being a journalist (or edit a newspaper). This is without question a big story, and I am surprised to see the Telegraph and the Mail bury it on inside pages."

Sara draws some clear parallels between 1992 and 2010 with the roles of the parties reversed.

"Is that the burning effigy of a stereotype I can smell..? Maybe it’s my kids committing arson; after all they are the criminals of the future!" Fab demolition job of a Daily Fail article in this guest post.

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?

"I just don’t want either of the fuckers. To the 45% of the population living in a constituency where the Lib Dems are in first or second place: please. We might not be perfect but surely it’s the better option by a wide margin?" James Graham wrestles with the question of whether Labour can ever be a worthwhile government. The answer, as you might guess from the quote, is "not yet!"

What happens when you sit next to Simon on the train?

Caron crunches the numbers and rounds up the comments - give this woman her own show!