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Wednesday, 7 January 2009

Tomos Livingstone notes Nick Clegg's views on Lembit. More here from Guerrilla Welsh Fare.
David Jones looks at the retail industry.
Dylan Jones Evans looks at pensions.
Glyn Davies thinks about retirement from the blogsphere.
John Dixon looks at joining the Euro.
Guerrilla Welsh Fare looks at Tony Blair in the Middle East.
The Half Blood Welshman posts on Putin and Heating.
Ian Johnson examines the Tory tax policy. More here from Welsh Ramblings.

Betsan Powys questions who’s to blame for job losses in Maesteg.
Bethan Jenkins comments on news Labour AM’s have been told not to discuss the Yes campaign. More here from Guerrilla Welsh Fare.
David Jones looks at the view that new Labour is dead.
Peter Black looks at the One Wales Agreement on the referendum.
John Dixon is less than impressed with the way the Government and Tories are dealing with the economic troubles.
Guerrilla Welsh Fare notes rising unemployment.
Ian Johnson provides reaction to the PBR.
Miserable Old Fart says Wales is for sale.
Politics Cymru looks at Bethan Jenkins campaign and Eluned Morgan’s future.
Tomorrow’s Wales asks what the real case for more powers.

IWA presents its new book 21st Century Wales. More here from Peter Black, Up the Valleys, Welsh Ramblings and the Bevan Foundation.
Vaughan Roderick asks what is the purpose of the Lib Dems.
David Jones defends George Osborne. More here from Glyn Davies.
Leanne Wood looks at job losses in the written press.
John Dixon looks at the Governments decision on the Post Office Card Account.
Ian Johnson looks at the Bevan Foundations Evolution of Devolution pamphlet.
Valley’s Mam looks at the issue of presumed consent.
Welsh Ramblings highlights what you haven’t read in the papers.

Betsan Powys revisits the housing LCO row. More here from Peter Black.
Dylan Jones-Evans looks at the issue of late payments.
Glyn Davies looks at the issue of presumed consent.
Amlwch to Magor looks at the Glenroths by-election. More her from Miserable Old Fart and Plaid Casnewydd.
Guerrilla Welsh Fare takes issue with some Lib Dem Bloggers. Ian Johnson looks at the referendum and Kirsty Williams’ absence.
Tomorrow Wales looks at the LCO process.
Welsh Ramblings suggests Kirsty is aiming a little high.

David Cornock notes Paul Murphy’s view on a referendum for Wales.
Adam Price looks at council’s offering mortgages in his latest Golwg column and provides his views on the financial state of Britain.
Peter Black picks up the debate on bailing Welsh councils out.
Glyn Davies looks at the return of Dragon’s Eye.
John Dixon looks at funding the banking system. More here from Ian James Johnson.
Amlwch To Magor criticises Peter Black for being unable not to use his platform for political points scoring and also looks at the idea of a GB football team.
Hywell Williams looks at Peter Hain’s letter. Translation here from Ordovicius.