Stephen Tall

Here’s today’s hand-picked selection that caught my interest…

• BBC News – The Bank of England, the chancellor, and the target
  The Bank of England, the chancellor, and the target http://buff.ly/115fRk9 « why inflation not nominal GDP targeting still preferred
• Grammar school myths | FT data
  Grammar school myths http://buff.ly/X6a6KV « poorer kids do worse (via @XtopherCook)
• There was more to George Galloway’s triumph in the Bradford West by-election than celebrity politics | British Politics and Policy at LSE
  Lewis Baston argues ‘There was more to Galloway’s triumph in Bradford West than celeb politics’ http://buff.ly/115dcXR Galloway = catalyst
• Green Deal: Energy-saving the domestic way | The Economist
  The Economist isn’t wowed by the Green Deal » Energy-saving the domestic way http://buff.ly/WnoIc7
• Constituency boundary changes are dead.* Unlike the House of Lords.*
  No one comes out of this looking good. What I wrote about constituency boundary changes a fortnight ago > http://buff.ly/117vr9o
• A Quick Word on Constituency Boundaries and the Lib Dems | Independent Thought
  .@RichardLoweUK argues Nick Clegg isn’t U-turning on constituency bounds http://buff.ly/WqKJGR < Hmm, Coalition Agreement pretty clear!
• The Research v The Government – Independent Thinking from Independent Thinking
  .@ThatIanGilbert w/ a controvrsl look at my employer’s (@EducEndowFoundn) latest report > The Research v The Government http://buff.ly/XHEISJ