It's that time of the week and my weekly review has Gone up on Liberal Conspiracy once more. You can either go to that link or check out my list by hitting the "Continue article" link.

I didn't really deliver this week on the articles I said I would (don't worry, they're coming) as other things took a bit of precedence. I'm certainly in the next week going to be looking in to the issue of debate in parliament and what the point of it is, as well as revisiting the electoral reform argument.

Of course, as usual, the below is what was posted at the other site

Welcome to the Thursday casting the net. Surprisingly there is no analysis I can find of yesterdays Finance Bill vote. This is ok though as you should be able to check back at my blog site after 6pm and see my analysis of what I thought was an all round shoddy debate. Meanwhile, on to the good stuff, as always more links will be posted shortly on my site, and links can be sent to us at tips[at]liberalconspiracy[dot]org.

OurKingdom - Anthony Barnett asks what is next for those that are interested in democracy with the H&H by-election looming. Make sure you put aside 30 minutes to read this!
Crooked Timber - Henry wonders about the impact of blogs and participation on them in the political process amongst other things. A truly interesting article that doesn't come around often.
The Yorkshire Gob - Jennie was one of the first to comment on the Joseph Rowntree Foundation's poverty findings, and is actually not doing too bad in her impoverished state, thankyouverymuch.
Obsolete - There is a darker side to CiF, and this analysis of the treatment of Majid Ahmed (refused entry to Imperial because of a theft conviction) on the site shows it plain as day.
Eastcliff Matters - Domestic abuse is gaining a resurgence on peoples "top issues" list, unless of course you're a cabinet minister.
Liberal Burblings - Shock horror, Labour MP doesn't know how to respond to criticism.
Remembering the Ability in Disability - Sarah quite rightfully asks why we have a culture of compensating when that money could be spent preventing in healthcare.

Casting Back:
Political Betting - There once was a time when Cameron wasn't the apple of the pollsters eyes, could this be the best decisions the Tories ever made for themselves?

Now, here are the "best of the rest" for Thursday!

The sound of gunfire - Scottish Lib Dem leader quits, this is probably the better of the fallout analysis available.
Stumbling and Mumbling - Chris gives his views on why, if it is truly the case, violence is in decline.
Seumas Milne/CiF - New Zealand is great, New Zealand is wonderful, and it always seems to be one step ahead of the rest of the world politically. Roll on legalised prostitution and re-nationalisation of the trains then.
Live from the Socialist Fortress - Luke reports on recent studies about domestic abuse amongst students. Perhaps new generations aren't learning after all.
The Real Blog - David gives a personal view on how wrong the "postcode lottery" is and how far it reaches.