@campbellclaret listens to voters beyond the bubble.

Fighting poverty by making the poor poorer...

"I feel morally certain that these riots were incited by 'the most hated tax in Britain'.  Now it so happens that I’m so old and stupid I’m not clear as to what that tax was.  But it must have been the inheritance tax musn’t it?  I could waste a few moments checking which tax it was – but why should I?  If I can’t trust Conservative…

The Commonwealth chimera.

Yup.

A very entertaining read.

Britain's war on its own disabled citizens continues, despite Duncan-Smith's departure.

It would be bad news.

@profalanriley1 thinks the numbers don't add up.

Brexiters trying to chill scientific discourse.

@jonworth pushes back.

"How did the Home Office get to the point where it started deporting innocent people on the basis of unreliable hearsay evidence and without any proper judicial remedy? Why did the home secretary breach her duty of candour with those being accused of fraud? How is a private firm contracted to do public service work for the UK government issui…

More lies from the Leave camp.

Eurosceptic myths busted.

"Iain Duncan Smith spent five years in the Cabinet not resigning over cuts to disabled people's payments that did happen, before resigning over that one that won't happen."

Playwright David Hare explains (at length).

War on Schrödinger's immigrants! #fb

Eloquently put by @fromTGA. #fb

Looking on the bright side...

My colleague @amelie1chan.

Tories kill the special relationship!

Is the war on the disabled actually working? #fb

The genius vote.

If there's a line, stick to it!

Anne Applebaum is alarmed.

My friend Chris reflects.

Yup.

Exactly.

Unexpected benefits.

Real numbers