Stephen Tall

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

• Leader: Press reform is too important to be cooked up in a late-night deal
  Good on the New Statesman » Leader: Press reform is too important to be cooked up in a late-night deal http://bit.ly/16L9t1p
• And the real winner of yesterday’s budget is…Nick Clegg « Labour Uncut
  .@PeterWatt123 goes further than I wd! » And the real winner of yesterday’s budget is…Nick Clegg « Labour Uncut http://bit.ly/Ytcm0c
• Liberal England: New research into the benefits of chess in schools
  .@LordBonkers with the news story of the day [/bias] » New research into the benefits of chess in schools http://bit.ly/Y78Ezk
• Budget 2013: Six Scary Graphs » Spectator Blogs
  Yep. Scary. Especially number 5. >> Budget 2013: Six Scary Graphs » Spectator Blogs http://bit.ly/11gFJFE
• CentreForum.org – Our analysis of Budget 2013
  Here’s @CentreForum’s analysis of today’s budget http://bit.ly/11gu8GE
• When the facts change, should I change my mind?
  One thing worth (re-)reading today is Vince’s New Statesman essay > When the facts change, should I change my mind? http://bit.ly/11grVuS
• Press regulation: a victory for the rich, the celebrated and the powerful | Simon Jenkins | Comment is free | The Guardian
  Simon Jenkins on great form re press regulation: “there are many ways to kill free speech short of murder” http://bit.ly/10jfH5R
• An Antediluvian Tory Press Causes Problems for David Cameron » Spectator Blogs
  Terrific post from @alexmassie > An Antediluvian Tory Press Causes Problems for David Cameron » Spectator Blogs http://bit.ly/11gkiVp
• Budget 2013: Sub-prime will save us! And nine other lessons… – Telegraph Blogs
  A valid first pt from @rcolvile > “The economy’s doing abysmally” http://bit.ly/10jcDGW