Technology and comment
The Department of Work and Pensions (DWP), who are responsible for administrating the welfare and benefits system, have launched Universal Jobsmatch website. According to Rowena Mason in the Telegraph, the idea is that job hunters and their CVs are are...
Read moreLast night Channel 4′s Political Editor Michael Crick produced an explosive piece, exposing that short lived Chief Whip Andrew Mitchell was a victim of a stitch up involving the Police Federation and serving officers. I won’t repeat Crick’s revelations...
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Nothing sparks backlash against a social media service quite like a Terms Of Service (TOS) change. Users who have already willingly given up their privacy to sign up to the services in the first ...
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While Facebook and Instagram face a backlash over privcy settings, Twitter is having a nice run in to Christmas. According to Techcrunch, they now have over 200m monthly active users: Twitter has announced via its own official Twitter account that the...
Read moreI was genuinely proud when I was asked to contribute a piece to the new Lib Dem magazine Ad Lib a few weeks ago. When my friend, and Editor-in-Chief, Phil Reilly had told me what he was planning to replace Lib Dem News with I thought it was a really exciting...
Read moreNick Clegg, wearing a yellow tie and a determined expression, appeared in Westminster this morning to lay out his vision for his party and their continued contribution to the coalition. Sitting in the room, it was easy to get the sense that this is the...
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Taken last week when the historic announcements were made in Parliament, Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg explains why he has fought for equal marriage:
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In today’s Independent on Sunday there is a very odd piece on sexual liberation. It shows how since 1963 society has become more free loving, and less hung up on sex and sexuality. It also notes how we in Britain, and the rest of the Western world, are...
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