Stephen Tall

Here’s some of the articles that have caught my attention in the past couple of days…

• Ed Miliband signs up top Obama adviser David Axelrod for UK election | Politics | The Guardian
  Mmmkay. “Lab aides insisted Axelrod wld be integral to the campaign & not be taking money just to provide stardust.” http://bit.ly/1eYN7vs
• Mirror's weeping child picture is a lie and smacks of lazy journalism at best | Media | theguardian.com
  Yep: “Mirror’s weeping child picture is a lie and smacks of lazy journalism at best” http://bit.ly/1hQRn5R
• What should Sarah Wollaston have done? | Head of Legal
  Carl Gardner has Dan Hodges bang to rights > What should Sarah Wollaston have done? | Head of Legal http://bit.ly/1hQQzxR
• The Definitive Stereotype Map Of Britain And Ireland
  I live in “Sad Commuters”. Seems ’bout right. “The Definitive Stereotype Map Of Britain And Ireland” by @flashboy > http://bzfd.it/1eOpSd2
• We could have had a proper debate about sexism after Rashida Manjoo's comments. Instead, we’re fencing over a media-garbled paraphrase – Comment – Voices – The Independent
  *sighs* at the BTL comments on @archiebland’s vg take-down of media mangling of “UK’s most sexist country” comments http://ind.pn/1jN6egk
• The ruling tribes of British politics – Day 4: The Cameroons and the Borisites | Conservative Home
  Kudos @peterfranklin_, this is fab! “The ruling tribes of British politics – Day 4: The Cameroons and the Borisites” http://bit.ly/1is4v0e
• Which councils could the Lib Dems lose on May 22nd? | Conservative Home
  / @harryph’s take > Which councils could the Lib Dems lose on May 22nd? | Conservative Home http://bit.ly/1hN57xx
• BBC News – 'No new evidence' in Tower Hamlets fraud probe, says Met
  No surprise > BBC News – ‘No new evidence’ in Tower Hamlets fraud probe, says Met http://bbc.in/1hMVRth
• How Janus-faced George Osborne defied stereotype and triumphed | Simon Jenkins | Comment is free | The Guardian
  Simon Jenkins inevitably over-does the “no cuts really” argmt, but worth reading for the last line http://bit.ly/1eJqKzz