As usual my version of the web blog review is up over at Liberal Conspiracy. It's a bit more of a mixed list this time, but all about the 42 day legislation passed yesterday.

Here is the list as posted over on the other site...

Welcome to the Thursday edition of Casting the Net, the round up of the last 24 hours of political blogging. And what else could dominate the list of links today other than the victory by Brown and his government on the issue of 42 days, by only 9 votes, 36 Labour rebels after 5 hours of debate. That’s so many numbers Carol Vorderman must be getting flustered just thinking of it. On to the review!

Obsolete – Septicisle thinks that there are definite positives to take from yesterdays result, a bloody nose for Brown perhaps?
Devils Kitchen – DK on the other hand is not so happy.
Comment Is Free – on CiF they feel a little disappointed about how the result came about.
Stephen's Linlithgow Journal – Stephen is a little more placid about the whole situation, asking as many of us are about the DUP.
Centre Right – So perhaps you never though the LC would link to Centre Right? This time they’re talking sense, David Davies *was* superb and very liberal.
Program your own mind – And then there are my personal views on the events of yesterday for your pleasure also.
Neil Harding Blog – But wait! Not everyone is blogging about the events of yesterday, Neil is bitterly looking at his own party wishing for better.

Casting Back:
The Observer – The 12th of June 1999 marked a change in the war in Kosovo…the Observer once upon a time had a look deeper.

Here is my list of blogs that didn't quite make it, in the future I'll be using this space to make a best of the week list.

Because Baronesses are people too - Ros Scott looks into a recent report about dwindling trust levels in this country. Myself, I'm not sure if I can take her word for it (ba-doom-ching).
Peter Black AM - Peter Black highlights the BBC and its unwillingness to embrace devolution.
Political Betting - PBC wonders what victory there was if any for Brown in the wider scheme of things.
Comment is Free - Dianne Abbott was an absolute star in the commons yesterday, and here was her stance in article form posted just before hand.
Comment is Free - Anne details why she thinks this whole thing has harmed politics as a whole thanks to (you guessed it) Brown.