A poll for the FT shows that the Tories are struggling to establish a lead in the north of England or Scotland among the unskilled working classes or among the under-25s. The paper writes that, “the findings suggest Mr Camerontest
Ahead of the Budget, all the main political parties should set out their plans on the economy and allow the electorate to choose between them on polling day.
37 council chief executives in England received average payoffs of more than £250,000 each in the 33 months to last September, the Audit Commission has found.
Labour’s record on education received a ringing endorsement last night at a pre-election debate, with opposition parties and the public praising its record.
David Miliband called on China to embrace “an inclusive and balanced form of globalisation” and move away from “destructive nationalism” and “protectionism”.
Adults in workless households are twice as likely to be poor as those in homes where some adults work, and 9 times as likely as homes in which all adults work.
Ken Clarke has revealed more details of the Conservative party’s planned approach to public spending. He wants an additional £30 billion in cuts by 2014-15.
Over the last two weeks we have seen a large number of reports and articles critical of the asylum system.
A new St Patrick’s Day poll has found that views on whether Northern Ireland will still be part of the UK by its centenary in 2021 are sharply divided.
TV debates between ministers and their shadows will take place in the fortnight before the election, it has been announced, daily between 2:15 and 3:00.
