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On A Night Like This, why not relax, and converse into the night on the day’s events in PB NightHawks.

To all you lurkers, if you’re thinking Better the Devil You Know, nighthawks is Especially for You, it gives you a chance to delurk. I Should Be So Lucky if a few of you delurked.

The round up of recent events (click on the links below, and it will bring up the relevant link)

  1. YouGov tracking data since 2006 shows the changing reputations of the political parties: Labour’s leftward shift under Ed Miliband, the Conservatives’ rightward swing since 2010
  2. Tom Watson: shadow cabinet cowards should back Miliband or step down
  3. Ed Miliband must rouse himself from the chloroform of caution. 
  4. Ukip: Winning Here! Ukip is learning how to street fight, and that should worry the two main parties
  5. The political implications of the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow
  6. Alex Salmond: Glasgow will vote for independence and become ‘Freedom City’ First Minister sparks controversy after attempting to use the Commonwealth Games to drum up support for independence
  7. David Cameron considers basing himself in Scotland before referendum. Lib Dems oppose idea of prime minister spending up to two weeks in Scotland, claiming he could damage the no campaign
  8. Is a Tea Party movement about to kick off in Britain?
  9. George Monbiot Challenges Owen Paterson To A Duel
  10. Beware the New, Techno-Nationalist Right
  11. Emily Benn: What I can offer British politics. 
  12. Westminster wargames and what we don’t know
  13. Is breakfast TV the perfect training ground for politicians?
  14. Different perspectives on Gaza: Arab commentators and Labour MPs
  15. The Liberal Democrats’ Jewish problem
  16. David Cameron will play tennis and keep £160,000 donation from former Putin minister
  17. Justine Thornton is a person, not Ed Miliband’s ‘secret weapon’
  18. Batman turns 75: 11 Batman related facts you might not know
  19. Tomorrow is the 447th anniversary of the forced abdication of Mary, Queen of Scots, and the succession of her one year old son, James I of England.
  20. Undercover police spied on grieving families of De Menezes, Groce and Reel. Scotland Yard claims relatives were not the target of surveillance but that ‘inappropriate’ information about them was gathered
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