Tory PPC under pressure over missing £16,000 charity cash
Tory PPC Shaun Bailey is at the centre of allegations his charity “My Generation” showed £15,952 worth of spending “without any supporting records.
Yearly Archives: 2010
Promises to shout about on World Poverty Day?
During today’s ‘World Poverty Day’ party leaders will be showcasing their plans on international development.
More Cameron claims fall flat
David Cameron’s performance in Thursday’s leaders’ debate continued to unravel this weekend.
Hanging on in a Hung Parliament
Even without the Lib Dems’ surge, hung parliaments are the shape of things to come. Dr Stuart Wilks-Heeg from the University of Liverpool explains why.
I met a blue man in Plymouth
David Cameron’s anecdotes have come under scrutiny since the leaders’ debate. Left Foot Forward takes an evidence-based look at his blue friends in the south.
Campaigners tell Cameron, “Don’t judge my family”
‘Don’t Judge My Family’ has launched today. 1,500 people have already signed up and pledged to give their £3 a week tax break to charity – a total of £32,500.
Liveblog: #GBontheroad
Gordon Brown is in Milton Keynes for another “GB on the road” event. This time the topic is Britain’s place in the world.
Progressive benchmarks for the three parties
All parties have promised to be progressive in power, but by 2014 how will voters be able to judge whether the Government – whoever it might be – has delivered?
Look Left – The Week in Fast Forward
A look back at the first of the leaders’ debates, the manifesto launches, Cameron’s dodgy stats and the rest of the week’s news.
Can we trust the Tories on immigration?
David Cameron’s words in the leaders’ debate have been picked apart. So can we trust him on immigration, an issue that Lansley wanted to “play” in the mid-1990s.