Top Stories and Blog Review Sunday 26th April
Nationwide
Senior Tory Councillor arrested for Fraud.
Crisis for New Exam System
BNP Candidate arrested for selling illegal firearms
Lib Dem PPC Defects to Tories
Magistrate Quits in Twitter Row
International
British Spy Loses Secrets in South America
Mexican Flu sparks worldwide panic.
Cricket breaks down boundaries in Israel.
DAILY BLOG REVIEW / by Your Name
Mr Quist thinks we shouldn’t be too worried about Mexican Swine Flu. Susan Watts begs to differ. Lay Scientist also has an excellent post on this.
Nadine Dorries plans to sue Damien McBride. Let’s hope she gets quoted LOTS in the media and then everyone will see how clueless she is… Rhetorically Speaking has a great post on this.
Slacktivist lays into his fellow evangelicals for being bigoted.
The Daily Quail on an unlikely champion of rights for immigrants.
Giandujakiss has made a vid on Joss Whedon’s Dollhouse. Those of you wondering what the hell this has to do with politics should watch it.
Political Betting on the possibilities of voter registration.
And finally Septicisle has the usual collection of weekend links; or you can browse through previous Netcasts
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So a Conservative MP is defamed by one of Brown’s fat thugs and she’s the clueless one?
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