London Citizens, a grassroots civil society organisation, have this evening announced that all three party leaders will appear at their assembly in London on Monday. Newsnight’s Paul Mason, who got the scoop, tweeted, “4th debate by proxy?” Citizens UK Executivetest
The week’s news from outside Westminster.
Climate change secretary Ed Miliband has put the environment back on the agenda today with by travelling across England with Franny Armstrong.
Several prominent grassroots Conservatives have come out in support of Philip Lardner, sacked by David Cameron for saying homosexuality was “not normal”.
On three occasions last night, Gordon Brown asked David Cameron why he was proposing to raise the inheritance tax threshold to £2,000,000 for married couples. On camera, the Tory leader gave an evasive answer. Off camera, he is alleged totest
David Cameron and Nick Clegg clashed on immigration in last night’s debate. Left Foot Forward asks how could Cameron’s immigration cap work in practice.
With the headline poll figures showing a narrow win for David Cameron, Left Foot Forward looks at how some of the leading bloggers viewed last night’s debate.
Brown implores voters not to risk recovery in final tv pitch
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Tonight sees the third debate on the economy. Questions will focus on the deficit but there are other critical areas like banking policy and support for business.
