The Young Fabians Blog

Your Fab 5 for today:

Liam Byrne, Cabinet Minister, responds to George Osborne’s Mais Lecture.

Paul Waugh sets out a checklist for Cameron and Osborne to satisfy those in the Conservatives who a worried about the current lack of policy clarity.

The Economist’s Bagehot interviewed Gordon Brown this week. He blogs about the interview here, where he also links to the write up and transcript elsewhere on The Economist’s site.

Jim Killock from the Open Rights Group argues on Left Foot Forward that the copyright debate has been captured by special interests.

And Darrell Goodliffe writes for Labourlist on the challenges and opportunities for party funding.

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