Daily View 2×2: 27 October 2009

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Daily View 2×2: 27 October 2009

By Richard Huzzey | Tue 27th October 2009 - 3:41 am

2 Big Stories

Police trainee fights for life after homophobic attack – Telegraph

Brown fights to save Blair’s EU Presidential hopes – Guardian

2 Must-read Posts

Politicians must chatter clearly in the age of twitter, thinks Mark Thompson:

Perhaps what will start to happen is that politicians will realise that being vague about something in a speech and then “clarifying” it in a briefing afterwards will not work in the world of Twitter and blogs.

Camden councillor Alexis Rowell’s mission to turn his borough green from top-to-bottom has reached the Town Hall roof:

Our green roof is little more than a blanket as you can see from the photos but it’s better than nothing. We’ll be allowing public access in due course and I’m hoping to get bee hives put in up there as well so watch this space.

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