Stephen Tall

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

• Liberator’s blog: A coup against Clegg?
  Liberator calls me a “notable commentator”. When yr called that by Liberator you know it’s not meant as a compliment http://bit.ly/1afSfN9
• Labour and Unite: a little time-bomb « Labour Uncut
  Interesting dissection of Lab’s internal turmoil from @rob_marchant > Labour and Unite: a little time-bomb http://bit.ly/1afQZtg
• Spending review: the dividing lines » Spectator Blogs
  I’ve a hunch @IsabelHardman is right: “I have a hunch that the seven-day wait will be a bad dividing line” http://bit.ly/17hspV9
• Spending review 2013: a triumph of politics over reason
  Must-read from @johnvanreenen > Spending review 2013: a triumph of politics over reason http://bit.ly/1afOKWO
• UK Polling Report
  I’m sure John Harris spent a lot of time on his Gdn article abt young people being Tories. Maybe his editors shd hv? http://bit.ly/1cnJAVr
• Osborne's spending cuts lay barely a scratch on the leviathan – Telegraph Blogs
  Well worth reading @JeremyWarnerUK > Osborne’s spending cuts lay barely a scratch on the leviathan http://bit.ly/11IWmg5
• FactCheck: Osborne’s English lessons are no threat | The FactCheck Blog
  A ‘cut’ that may cost the Govt money (none the worse for that) > FactCheck: Osborne’s English lessons are no threat http://bit.ly/1afCOED
• When 140 Characters Isn't Enough: What the spending review means for schools
  V good/fair analysis from @Samfr > What the spending review means for schools http://bit.ly/11IV5pa
• Ed Balls' shouty spending review response avoids difficult dividing lines » Spectator Blogs
  6 to-the-point Qs from @IsabelHardman for Ed Balls – also apply to LibDems http://bit.ly/14t540i