NUCLEAR’S NOT WORKING

Nationwide
Dead G20 man was ‘confronted by police’
Westminster Bridge closed after Tamil protest
G20 protestors plan new march Saturday
Smoothie operators sell out to Coke

International
US announces major defense spending shifts
North Korea seeks gain fromrocket launch
Iranian candidate calls Ahmadinejad an extremist
Empire State building goes green

DAILY BLOG REVIEW / by Jennie Rigg

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James Holden has a make your own terror billboard webapp (thanks to Millennium for pointing it out to me).

Senator Stuart Svyret (he who broke the Jersey child abuse scandal) has been arrested without a warrant.

Guy Aitchison has a fabulous round-up of, and personal angle on, the G20 protests on Open Democracy.

Ouch, the BBC’s disability blog, on how the authorities deal with disability on the streets.

Helen Duffett is panicking about being stopped and searched at the airport, given the contents of her luggage. I say: Order that vegetarian meal and the consequences be damned, Helen!

Diffrent Colours wrestles with an ethical dilemma – is it right to work for a company whose morals you fundamentally disagree with?

Renegade Evolution discusses the possibility of feminist porn.

Will Rhodes has spotted possible grounds for challenging the EU Data Storage directive that allows us all to be snooped on.

And Charles Crawford has this week’s Britblog Round-up, or you can browse through previous Netcasts