Top Stories – 12th March
Nationwide
Police use ‘psychological operations’ during protest
Luton: the enemy within?
Tories hit out at UK aid to China
2037: the last year of the British pub?
International
15 killed in German school massacre
Sarah Palin’s daughter dumps her baby’s dad
Sarkozy to end France’s 40-year Nato feud
Pakistan locks up hundreds to silence protests
DAILY BLOG REVIEW / by Aaron Murin-Heath
Andy Worthington provides a comprehensive account of Guantanamo’s last remaining Brit, Shaker Aamer.
Hagley Road to Ladywood reports on The Sun’s one-sided report about a group protesting returning Basra troops.
Political Betting asks why RBS is politically vetting its customers?
Tim Ireland has more on the reptilian Paula Murray (and her slippery editor, Martin Townsend).
Jonathan Calder wonders just which ancient cult the lovely Lynne Featherstone has got herself mixed up in. Sounds like a case for Robert Langdon is you ask me, which you didn’t.
Oh, and all that blogging bitchery over twitter. Our Sunny wisely points out that all involved are a bit daft – and wonders if they shouldn’t be doing something a little more constructive?
A bit rushed for time this morning, so why not pop over to Neil’s blog for his “selected reading”? Go on… Shoo!
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