Top Stories – 6th March 2009
Nationwide
Osborne approves of ‘printing money’ plan
Lobbyists may be forced to reveal meetings
Courts are ‘outdated and overfilled’
Foreign drivers to face £900 roadside fines
Construction industry blacklist shut down by ICO
International
Let’s dance, Biden tells Unions in America
‘We know the culprits,’ says Pakistan
Clinton seeks new relationship with Russia
Couple die together in Swiss suicide pact
DAILY BLOG REVIEW / by Douglas Johnson
The Daily (Maybe) - doesn’t think soundbites will save jobs or the environment.
Millenium Elephant - We need to do more than just rail against politicians.
New Direction - Why aren’t young people allowed to hold political positions as well? Judging by critics of those who stand in elections, you’d think anyone under 30 who ran did so purely for ambition.
The Enemies of Reason - is glad we don’t meet Andrew Gilligan’s very particular standards for the press.
Dave Osler - digs up Scargill.
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It’s like, they are getting ready for Red Nose Day, but the joke is on us.
Printing money has never been the answer!
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