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Marf’s cartoon discusses one of the major topics of the day, The Clash between Andrew Mitchell and The Police in Downing Street last year. I wonder if the title of Andrew Mitchell’s biography will be I Fought The Law (and Law fought back), given the stories in links 5, 6 and 7, I wonder if some in the Police force will be considering their positions and thinking, Should I Stay, or Should I Go?
The round up of recent events (click on the links below, and it will bring up the relevant link)
- With Labour’s lead narrowing, the next election is now too close to call
- 40% strategy? Nope. Fabian analysis suggests Labour’s current ceiling is actually 32%
- Who will be Labour’s candidate for London Mayor? Here’s the first poll
- YouGov tracking data from London-only polls shows that Boris Johnson’s approval remains fairly constant – but the number of enthusiasts is increasing
- Andrew Mitchell has been wronged – and the Labour movement should defend him
- Plebgate: watchdog says police watered down conclusions of investigation. IPCC deputy chair says first draft of police report recommended that officers face misconduct hearing, but final one did not
- David Cameron: Andrew Mitchell is owed apology by police over Plebgate affair
- Why EU red tape risks our economic recovery
- Osborne’s open door to Chinese banks prompts MPs’ check on City rules
- An early EU referendum is so tempting – but Miliband must not be moved
- Call this austerity? The Government shows no hint of a conservative plan to reduce our bloated Brownian state
- How Labour can credibly pledge to outspend the Tories
- Senate leaders strike deal to raise debt ceiling and end government shutdown
- US debt ceiling crisis: John Boehner’s leadership has been a failure. Perhaps it’s time to quit
- David Cameron:Â Guardian Snowden leaks ‘damaged national security’
- 10 reasons not to trust claims national security is being threatened by leaks
- SeanT writes What my time in jail tells me about the eccentric, aggressive, guilt-ridden Alastair Campbell
- Iraq study estimates war-related deaths at 461,000
- Food bank figures reinforce Labour’s cost of living offensive
- How Cameron misled MPs on living standards
- The energy price freeze is becoming the new 50p tax
- People tend to think that economic growth should be a priority over reducing inequality, but there is support for a higher top rate of tax
- Why Gloria de Piero’s topless photo shoot could be good for politics
- Peter Robinson claims gay blood donation ruling has ‘serious implications’ for devolution
- Stephen Gilbert MP raises question of Alan Turing pardon with Prime Minister
- Killer of gay man denied right to vote by UK Supreme Court
- The real reason JohnO ended up in Bournemouth, Elmbridge is among the most popular ‘dogging’ hotspots in the country.
- Marine Le Pen: EU will collapse like the Soviet Union
- The Worst Attempt At A Run-Out In Cricket History