Hey all, sorry about the intermittent blogging. Last week I did my cycling trip from Bristol to Cornwall, and completed 165 miles of travel in two days. It's interesting that on both days I couldn't do much more than 80 miles a day before my body seemingly just refused to go any further! I'm just about recovering from all the aches and pains but thanks to anyone that has given their support either verbally or financially to the justgiving site (see that box in the top right of this site!) for Children in Need.

Right now things are slow news wise, but I'll be trying to pick up some more stories amongst what will be a busy week for me. But on to the roundup, the normal list can be found in the sidebar at Liberal Conspiracy.

Here is the list as appears on Liberal Conspiracy...

Iain Dale has published the top 100 blogs list, and liberal/left blogs make up 50% of the top 50 and more than 50% of the whole list.
Kerron Cross Thinks the personal attacks on Palin are going too far, as does Tom Harris and Janestheone.
Late night bohemians reports on an unacceptable arrest in Thailand.
Jon Worth notes that it's about time somewhere in this country scrapped council tax.
EC1 Cruise Control has words of encouragement for Darling.
LDV muses on what it would be like to be Labour right now.
Liberal burblings revisits an exercise I did a few months ago in analysing swing states.
Extended list can be found on my blog

Below is the extended list of blogs for today

donpaskini - It is the campaigning and involvement of top level politicians that needs to change right now if Labour want to win.
CiF/Seumas Milne - It's also the need for a true recovery plan and not piecemeal that is needed to save Labour.
Luke Akehurst - And, you know, if Charles Clarke could do more with his time that attack his party leadership that might help Labour also.
Harpymarx - What is it exactly that was so offensive about a woman feeding her child to keep it quiet...on YOUR orders?
CiF/Connor Foley - Conor discusses the real impact of an energy generation project in Afghanistan and the political capital invested in it.
Conor's Commentary - Conor stands up in support of national testing in schools.