Two alternative visions for Britain are set out in today’s papers. The Guardian reports that Gordon Brown has “pledged to deepen Blairite reforms of the public services and drive through more democratic reform than at any time in the pasttest
The head of the main EU centre-right grouping has predicted the demise of the European Conservatives and Reformists. It would be “humiliating” for David Cameron.
Labour today published its manifesto, ‘A future fair for all’. The document contains a number of progressive policies including on a living wage and greener future.
George Osborne yesterday said he would consider gay marriage if elected, adding: “David Cameron and I are very happy to consider the case for gay marriage.”
As negotiators convene at the Bonn climate talks to wrangle over a post-Copenhagen treaty, people across the UK are standing up for radical emissions cuts.
Zac Goldsmith has distanced himself from his party’s anti-BBC line in an attempt to appeal to progressive voters in the Lib Dem held south west London marginal.
David Cameron has called Labour’s cancer leaflets “sick”. But he is hypocritical after the Tories released a leaflet with a blood drenched machete.
There appear to be at least 48 financiers fighting for a Parliamentary seat from which to defend the interests of the City – all of them Tory PPCs.
The Sutton Trust today highlighted something that won’t get much air time this election. Poorer kids are being excluded from our best state schools.
Left Foot Forward launches a series of short election videos on family policy, equality, and climate change. The videos expose the truth about Conservative policy.
