The Guardian notes this morning that: A national police unit that uses undercover officers to spy on political groups is currently monitoring almost 9,000 people it has
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Please accept my apologies if the blog has not worked properly today. Without any warning from my internet service supplier (1&1) I filled the database for this blog at about 7.30 this morning,
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One of the tedious, and recurring themes, of those who come to this blog to object to what I say is that I sometimes choose not to
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I had a long conversation with Neal Lawson from Compass this morning following on from this blog yesterday. Neal assures me Compass remains committed to
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This came up on my mail alerts this morning: And that’s it. No article. Nothing else I can see. So go on guys – tell
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Sometimes I blog something with real hope it will be read. And usually it isn’t. Other times I dash a blog off and discover it’s a hit.
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From the Guardian: Laws that led to London being dubbed “the libel capital of the world” will be reformed after peers in the Lords voted
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Despite what many like to claim this blog is pretty much written in my spare time: it’s why I work rather too many hours a day. I
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I am the ‘Extra Guest’ on BBC’s Question Time tonight. That does not mean you will see me on the panel on televsion – it
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