Today’s stories from and about the CPS, as well as some of the most interesting articles seen online chosen by @LewisCPS.
CPS
- Lewis James Brown, Web 2.0 Manager of the CPS, has listed some of the key dates for the Republicans in the build up to the 2012 US Presidential election – ‘Key GOP 2012 dates for your diary’ http://tiny.cc/y45ug
- Matthew Sinclair, Director of The Taxpayers’ Alliance, writes for The Spectator and builds on research carried out by CPS Head of Economic Research Ryan Bourne – ‘Executive pay: don’t believe the headlines’ (Saturday) http://tiny.cc/6aeqr
- Former CPS Director Ruth Lea authored an article on Sunday for Conservative Home on the relationships between the UK, the EU and the Commonwealth – ‘Ruth Lea: As the EU squabbles, the Commonwealth looks even more enticing’ http://tiny.cc/6080j
- A proposal to provide caesarean sections on demand on the NHS is 60 years overdue, argues CPS Research Fellow Cristina Odone for the Telegraph – ‘Childbirth finally leaves the Stone Age’ http://tiny.cc/u996a
- CPS Board member Fraser Nelson of The Spectator on the birth of the seven billionth human – ‘7 billion and onwards’ http://tiny.cc/lli07
- See also – ‘The wisdom of Eurosceptic crowds’ (Sunday) http://tiny.cc/dhs9x
- CPS Advisory Council member Tim Montgomerie of Conservative Home writes on the Mainstream Conservatism project – ‘The economic policy we have and the economic policy we need’ http://tiny.cc/tt5g2
- Also See – ‘Dangerous distance opens up between Cameron and the country, party and centre right press on Europe’ http://tiny.cc/2b6w2
Top Links
- A three-pronged plan to revive Britain’s economy (David Cameron, Financial Times [£])http://tiny.cc/jfqyf
- EU in bid to veto UK bank reform (Juliet Samuel, City AM) http://tiny.cc/unud3
- Why we need to defend the City against the Financial Transaction Tax (Janice Atkinson-Small for Mail Online) http://tiny.cc/du79z
- Why France – Not Greece or Italy – Will Decide the Fate of the Euro (Time) http://tiny.cc/2pddt
- Nick Clegg keeps getting Europe wrong (Douglas Carswell) http://tiny.cc/ndqks
- The powers that be (Paul Waugh for Ethos) http://tiny.cc/mlimr
- Britain’s universities need real reform (Allister Heath, City AM) http://tiny.cc/crt48
- Michael Gove: Stop the whingeing and get teaching (Evening Standard) http://tiny.cc/zyrsw
- Liam Fox: media ‘made a meal’ of relationship with Adam Werritty (Telegraph)http://tiny.cc/0dp09
- If tomorrow’s growth figures disappoint, Plan B will be a step closer, whatever David Cameron says (Daniel Knowles, Telegraph) http://tiny.cc/p02eq
- Unprecedented growth of 1.3 per cent needed for OBR to meet its projection (Left Foot Forward) http://tiny.cc/1bh2n
- John Mann MP makes a stand against the antisemitism on display on Wall Street (John Mann MP for The Commentator) http://tiny.cc/jsdf0
- Mitt Romney Limits National Media Exposure With Frontrunner Strategy (Michael Calderone, Huffington Post) http://tiny.cc/ihagm
- Back to the USSR (Julia Pettengill in Standpoint) http://tiny.cc/bewgq
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Date Added: Monday 31st October 2011
