It was Facebook what won it

Boulton & Co. reports on a possible climbdown on the part of the Government on the extension of 28-day detention. This is because ~~the Home Office realised that Satan would be going to work in a snow plough before that one was nodded through on the quiet by Parliament~~ the Gord heads a "listening Government."
Just to make sure the message is heard where it should be (ie at the highest levels of Government), do ... join the Facebook group.
Just when you thought there was no more juice to be squeezed out of Donorgate, David Hencke of the Guardian does just that.
Revolts' Phil Cowley takes a look at Opposition rebellion.
Jon Cruddas throws a hissy fit.

Johann Hari on what would happen if Labour were driven out of office.
It's Louise "Carpet" Bagshawe day at ConservativeHome. Read it and weep. Really.
The Mail manages TWO headlines with the words "Foxy Knoxy" in them this morning (here and here). We've heard of le petit mort, but the Mail's continuing pervy obsession with a murder suspect is frankly somewhat disturbing. There are men walking the streets who get their rocks off on this sort of stuff, people. Ewww.

Written by Lloyd Shepherd on 6 Dec 2007 8:25 AM. Permalink