Top Stories And Blog Review Monday 11th May
Nationwide
Mandelson refuses to back down on Royal Mail
Outlook for job market hits a new low
Truth of Gordon Brown, cleaner and my husband
You’re blameless on expenses, Labour tells MPs
International
Iceland’s new PM to seek vote on EU
Comic-in-chief Obama a hit with reporters
Shaky Pakistan a target of plots by Al-Qaeda
China now a leader in clean coal technology
DAILY BLOG REVIEW / by Sarah Ismail
Ala Abbas Thinks this is a great time to be a Muslim.
Blood And Treasure In China, smoking is not only permitted, but being enforced.
Casting Back Victoria Brignell On the history of radio, and why she’s more comfortable with the written word.
Clairwil has an election dilemma.
Feministing Tax Professor Annette Nellen explains Obama’s new tax code.
Hagley Road To Ladywood says we must never forget Afghanistan.
Harry’s Place This week’s Your View column discusses Jewish writer Shlomo Sand.
And if you want even MORE links, LC’s very own Neil Robertson has loads of Selected Reading, or you can browse through previous netcasts.
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