Stephen Tall

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

• CentreForum Blog | The liberal think tank
  My 76th @CentreForum Liberal Hero is Dominic Grieve for his principled stand for the ECHR and international law http://bit.ly/YY4ydG
• Ukip is 'serious threat' to Ed Miliband's chances of a Labour victory at the next general election, former aide warns – UK Politics – UK – The Independent
  Ukip poses ‘serious threat’ to Lab in x2 as many key marginal seats as it does Tories http://ind.pn/1oG0d5r
• Clegg – when candour is the only choice | Matthew Taylor's blog
  Some handy advice from @RSAMatthew: “Clegg – when candour is the only choice” http://bit.ly/Zx2GJR (h/t @NickThornsby)
• Tax policy: Dead giveaway | The Economist
  The Economist slates Coalition pensions policy for benefiting the rich at the poor’s expense http://econ.st/1vxZ1p0
• BBC News – Party conferences: A look at domestic policy
  /@XtopherCook on the parties’ domestic policies http://bbc.in/1nROGW1 < Apprenticeships offers smack of ignore the quality feel the width.
• bit.ly
  Gareth Epps points out the LibDems haven’t put fwd a policy paper on welfare since 1994 http://bit.ly/1xFIMKw
• New Statesman | Jeremy Browne: Lib Dem leadership contest must include free market candidate
  George Eaton says @JeremyBrowneMP is considering standing for Lib Dem leadership (when there’s a vacancy etc) http://bit.ly/1sOMb8E
• Should Labour Be Worried? – What Scotland Thinks
  John Curtice points out only 3 Scottish seats would switch from Lab -> SNP on a 10% swing http://bit.ly/YUqZAj McEarthquake unlikely.
• The Conservatives should help poorer taxpayers first | Conservative Home
  Most thoughtful Conservative response to Cameron’s speech I’ve seen: http://bit.ly/1rOW0Br (by @PaulGoodmanCH)