My recommended reading for today June 20, 2013
by Stephen Tall on June 20, 2013
Here’s today’s hand-picked selection that caught my interest…
- Nick on Nigella / Saatchi. His LBC comments were incoherent and ill thought out. But let’s keep some proportion
My take on Nick’s Nigella / Saatchi comments > Incoherent and ill thought out. But let’s keep some proportion http://bit.ly/19UBLtD
- If only Russell Brand could use his cleverness for more than humiliation | Sarah Ditum | Comment is free | guardian.co.uk
Sarah Ditum on Russell Brand (who, if he weren’t a lefty, his casual sexism would get him a load more flak) http://bit.ly/17YV6t2
- The state won't protect our children from porn – education is the answer | Suzanne Moore | Comment is free | The Guardian
The state won’t protect our children from porn – education is the answer < Sensible stuff from Suzanne Moore http://bit.ly/17YTKhI
- John Kay – Don’t blame the havens – tax dodging is everyone else’s fault
John Kay: corp tax = “a tax on corporate activity + shareholders…it’s not well designed to achieve either purpose” http://bit.ly/1bX7RBF
- Journalism through the Prism, darkly | Tim Black| spiked
Alternative take on Guardian’s Prism scoop from Spiked > Journalism through the Prism, darkly | Tim Black http://bit.ly/17nwWsA
- Oh boy! There was nothing wrong with fiscal policy under Labour, says top economics prof – Telegraph Blogs
.@JeremyWarnerUK is good on Suimon Wren-Lewis’s slightly odd recent defence of Lab Govt’s fiscal policies http://bit.ly/11LQWMx
- Gove Letter
Dislike/enjoy Gove’s ad hom stuff as you wish, but his letter to Twigg does ask some decent questions http://bit.ly/17mPzNo
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