Welcome to a slightly later Sunday edition of Casting the net. Jennie is off doing far more important things than sitting by a computer, whereas I, on the other hand, have nothing better to do. Remember to to us. You can catch my extended review over at my blog shortly.

Existential Rage – Gordon Brown knows he’s unpopular and that he won’t last as long as Blair, allegedly. Are wishes coming true slowly but surely?
Lib Dem Voice – Is this the plan Z I was asking for? Thomas records his thoughts on the way forward for the EU.
Zebra-Mbizi – After todays news about the withdrawal of Mugabe’s main opponent, will the unfortunate realities suggested by this article hold true?
Lynne Featherstone – Lynne thinks an MPs life is far from easy, and lets us know about her job outside parliament.
Mark Tran: Guardian blog – Iran hates Israel and vice versa, but it could all just be leading to a counter-productive end result.
The Bickerstaff record – Paul wonders where proportional punishment for crimes has gone.
Bob Piper – Total Politics is upon us, but is it as great as a “balanced” editorial board suggests?

Casting Back:

Johnathan Freedland: Guardian – In 2005 we were well aware of the integrity of information that took us to war, but where was the fuss?

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Lee is a 20 something web developer from Cornwall now residing in Bristol since completing his degree at the lesser university. He has strange dreams, a big appetite, a small flat, and when not forcing his views on the world he is probably eating a cookie. Lee blogs independently from party colours at Program your own mind.
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