Top Stories and Blog Review – 16th Oct
And more…
World markets slide as recession fears arise
Biggest jump in UK job losses for 17 yrs
UK healthcare improves, London gets worse
Muslim DVD rattles voters in US states
The race is now fixed in Obama’s favour
DAILY BLOG REVIEW / by Lee Griffin
UK Liberty reminds us that the fight against illiberalism surrounding 42 days is far from over, no matter how many toxic policies are dropped. Furthermore, lets remember what is still in the counter terrorism bill.
Andy Worthington reports on some good news for justice. Perhaps American officials should watch less 24?
Neil Stockley knows that Obama is winning because McCain is losing. Others agree.
UoB/brigidjones has an eloquently concise introspective piece on the safety of women on their own, and how that impacts on men.
The bleeding heart show highlights an interesting study in to the attitudes of young people to “territory” and safety within them.
Charlotte Gore will DESTROY SOCIALISM…RAAARGH!
CiF/Jenni Russell celebrates the end of Sats for 14 year olds, but pushes for the next step.
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Sadly Labour isn’t dropping all of its toxic policies – 42 days is now in its own ‘emergency bill’, secret inquests are going to be in a coroners bill. I wouldn’t be surprised to see a rebranding of Key Stage Three tests (probably in a Bill unrelated to education – counter-terrorism seems a favourite).
Well, indeed, that was my point 
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