
There are now 18 Liberal Democrat blogs in the top 100 UK political blogs, according to the Wikio rankings. Mark Pack has the list.
Craig Murray offers a guarded welcome to the announcement of an inquiry into the British government's complicity in torture: "Unlike the Chilcott Inquiry, the personnel of this inquiry are not obviously packed with supporters of the government view."
Fixed-term parliaments should be for years, not five, argues Mark Reckons.
Singing my Song has made a personal pilgrimage to Walshingham: "It meant a lot to me to be able to take in the traditional starting-point of the route at the Red Mount Chapel in King's Lynn, and then the Anglican shrine by way of being the closest we could manage to the traditional end-point (the Priory ruins having closed for the day by the time we arrived)."
York Stories looks at the refurbished York Central Library. I used to study their occasionally when I was a student. The downside was the mewing of the peacocks in the gardens of the Yorkshire Museum next door.
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Walsingham always reminds me of the song 'Walsingham Matilda' as sung by the Kipper Family.
A traditional Norfolk song nabbed by the Australians it seems.
Unfortunately I haven't been able to find a recording online.
I did find a recording of Spencer The Wild Rover however.
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