BNP cannot be ignored OurKingdom, 10 - 05 - 2008 1 comment GJ Harris (London): On 1 May 2008, the British National Party won its most high profile office to date with the appointment of the party's mayoral candidate, Richard Barnbrook, to the London Assembly. …
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http://www.opendemocracy.net/ourkingdom/blog/2008/05/12/why-brown-is-doomedWhy Brown is doomed Anthony Barnett, 12 - 05 - 2008 Comment... Anthony Barnett (London, OK): On Friday after the local election results and before London had been announced I wrote an analysis of why Gordon Brown could not lead his party to a recovery (First thoughts on Labour's Debacle). …
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http://www.opendemocracy.net/ourkingdom/blog/2008/05/10/brown-woos-dup-on-42-daysBrown woos DUP on 42 days OurKingdom, 10 - 05 - 2008 1 comment Tom Griffin (London, The Green Ribbon): As Fair Deal predicted earlier this week, The DUP are driving a hard bargain over their position on 42 day detention. …
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The Llanelli Journal
http://llanellijournal.blogspot.comJohn Dixon (Plaid) Johnny Foreigner Labour Home Luke Young (Llafur/Labour) Matt Withers Miserable Old Fart (Cen/Nat) Miss Wagstaff Presents Nick Bourne AS/AM (Ceid/Con) Normal Mouth (Llafur/Labour) Ordovicius (Plaid) Our Kingdom Peter Black AC/AM (Dem/Lib) Southpaw Grammar The Cynical Dragon The Faces of Stradey Park The Welsh Lobbyist Valleys Mam Wales World Nation Welsh Commerce Welsh Political News Welsh Ramblings What is Wales?
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The Coffee House | Politics and News Discussion Forum
http://www.spectator.co.uk/coffeehouseJohn Redwood, MP Jonathan Martin Nadine Dorries National Review's The Corner Nick Robinson Norm Blog Political Betting The Caucus The Debatable Land Tom Watson, MP Trading Floor Open House Our Kingdom Telegraph Blogs Tory Radio And, of course, our very own Tamzin Lightwater
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English Pauses for English Clauses
http://toque.co.uk/blog/?p=921about the dissolution of the United Kingdom, that disaffection would be the way to do it. My guess is that the Conservative Party will decide to kick Clarke’s answer into touch. MPs like David Davis, Roger Gale, Malcolm Rifkind, John Redwood and Mark Field will have their say, and Jack Straw will pop up and ask inconvenient questions about ‘farcical divisions‘. But the real difficulty will be encountered when they attempt to explain, justify and sell such an obvious fudge to the English public.
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Tony's Blog
http://blog.pint.org.ukCan you believe it 93 - don’t mention the road to hell!
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Wardman Wire Magazine: Who made that great whooshing noise …?
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NUS Conference debate still going on...
http://christiecommuniques.blogspot.com/2008/04/nus-conferen...Ok, maybe I'm a bit guilty of that as well... For more debates on the fallout from the NUS Conference, have a look at this article and subsequent responses (including, once its moderated, one by myself) on opendemocracy.
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Program your own mind - A non-partisan UK political blog
http://www.griffindor.org.ukA fellow blogger also sickened by this parliament right now The liberties we have lost...
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anti terror laws will stop peaceful protest
http://www.antimetrix.org/2008/06/anti-terror-laws-will-stop...most Conservative and Libdem MPs are also against it. Human rights group Liberty http://www.liberty-human-rights.org.uk/ Justice http://www.justice.org.uk openDemocracy's British blog: OurKingdom http://ourkingdom.opendemocracy.net
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Our Kingdom
http://nonalignedpolitician.blogspot.com/2008/05/our-kingdom...the potential strengths and weaknesses of local parties. I reproduce here, but you can also find it at this link. Or the whole series at this link. LOCAL MATTERS X: THE RISE OF THE LOCAL PARTY by Richard Berry Stuart Weir began this series with a piece lamenting the over-centralisation of the British state, and an anonymous poster responding to this made the argument that local government itself is acquiescent with this situation. I believe the analysis of why local authorities do not make more
