Stephen Tall

Here’s some of the articles that have caught my attention this week…

• Left and right should unite to see off Ukip, Gove says | The Times
  #TeamGove: Left and right should unite to see off Ukip, Gove says | The Times http://thetim.es/YCmI5b
• d25d2506sfb94s.cloudfront.net
  YouGov #indyref figs in full (incl important Don’t Knows): No +5% to 50%, Yes -2% to 45% http://bit.ly/1xRWQBI
• The Enduring Political Impact Of 9/11 For Those Who Were Closest | FiveThirtyEight
  Those in NYC closest to 9/11 more likely to be politically active, less likely to be Democrat in aftermath http://53eig.ht/1tO3Ugc
• RIP iPod: Apple kills its oldest unchanged product | Technology | theguardian.com
  NO! The only Apple product I still have and need… >> RIP iPod: Apple kills its oldest unchanged product http://bit.ly/WN8mxb
• Tenure lessons from higher ed – Daniel Willingham
  When to offer tenure? by @DTWillingham: don’t make decision based on first 2 yrs (Intuitively makes sense) http://bit.ly/1unPQZs
• Sutton Trust – Mobility Manifesto
  Well worth a read. My colleagues @suttontrust have produced their ‘Mobility Manifesto’ > http://bit.ly/1tMrM3J
• Things fall apart with weak western leaders | The Times
  David Aaronovitch on the common thread linking Salmond, Farage and Brand’s egotistical nihilism http://thetim.es/1whqSgt
• Cameron could well be the last ever UK prime minister | Jackie Ashley | Politics | The Guardian
  “Cameron faces a two-sided constitutional struggle, looking south towards Europe – but also north towards the Scots.” http://bit.ly/1qAWBpt
• BBC News – What price Scottish independence?
  An interesting read from @Peston: “What price Scottish independence?” http://bbc.in/YrlQAg Esp for Tory unionists who want EU withdrawal.