Our guest writer is David Heathcote who recently defected from the Conservatives to the Labour party The remarks made by Chris Grayling in relation to B&Bs turning away gay couples on religious grounds – and the Conservative Party’s effective endorsementtest
The IFS has rebuked the Conservative’s marriage tax break. Research shows that it is “unlikely to lead to significant improvements in young children’s outcomes”.
Shadow culture secretary Jeremy Hunt has performed a u-turn on lobbying, bringing the Conservative Party in line with the Labour and the Liberal Democrats.
The betting markets and leading pollsters are saying the Tory party will win enough seats to form a majority on May 6, even if widely expected to top the polls.
In 2007, Jim Allister, then one of the DUP’s MEP’s resigned from the party in protest over his parties’ agreement to form a coalition government with Sinn Fein.
BNP leader Nick Griffin today said civil parterships “shouldn’t be there” in an anti-gay rant on the Nicky Campbell programme on BBC Radio Five this morning.
Labour have mocked up a fake newspaper from June 25th, the day after George Osborne’s planned emergency budget. The website highlights the “backlash” they may face.
In the leaders’ debate, David Cameron used an anecdote to highlight his cancer drug policy. But his policy would push up drug prices and reduce value for money.
In a front page interview with the Guardian, David Cameron has warned that a vote for Nick Clegg risks the country being “stuck” with Gordon Brown in No 10 after the election. In the interview, Cameron repeatedly argued that atest
Inevitably, the papers have focused on the irresistible rise of the talented Mr Clegg, and what this could mean for the future of British democracy.
