At the start of the election campaign, William Hague predicted the Scottish Tory party was “on the verge of an important breakthrough”; as leaders in Scotland went head to head in a special Sky News debate on Sunday, polling data suggests not only thattest
Greg Clark failed to answer questions about his party’s climate scepticism on BBC’s Election Debate from. Ed Miliband, Simon Hughes and Justin Rowlatt.
David Cameron yesterday echoed his discredited shadow home secretary Chris Grayling in refusing to accept crime was falling.
The Conservative party’s education plans are under scrutiny today. We are no wiser on how they would pay for their “free schools” or “pupil premium” policy.
All the main political parties are talking about ‘fairness’. They all say inequalities are too big and need to be reduced.
This weekend, the Obama administration threw American, and therefore international, climate progress into doubt when it put the climate and energy bill on ice.
Coalition speculation dominates today’s agenda. Could Nick Clegg become his party’s Ramsay MacDonald or is a Lab-Lib coalition still most likely?
Sign up to receive this daily email by 9am every morning. With the weekend polls continuing to predict a hung parliament in the closest election since 1974, Nick Clegg appears to be looking towards both Labour and the Conservatives iftest
Michael Gove refused today to rule out the introduction of “top-up fees” in nursery education. Campaigners oppose the move according to a report in the Observer.
Gordon Brown and Ed Miliband this morning launched Labour’s ‘green manifesto’. The Climate Secretary made an appeal direct to first time voters.
