SNP on course to gain all Scottish seats
Meanwhile polling shows that Nicola Sturgeon is the most popular leader in Britain
Ed Jacobs
Ed writes on devolved and local government. He works as a political consultant at the only Northern based consultancy, The Public Affairs Company. Ed has previously helped establish and run a student news website therundown.co.uk.
SNP on 54%, Labour on 22% in Scotland
Replicated across Scotland the latest polling would see the nationalists take all but two seats
Jones calls for an anti-Tory alliance in Wales
The Welsh first minister has urged Plaid supporters, and others seeking progressive politics, to support Ed Miliband
Scottish independence more likely as Gordon Brown attacks Tory tactics
New poll shows over half of Scottish voters believe they will see independence in their lifetime
Welsh Tory ‘not interested’ in UK manifesto
The leader of the Welsh Conservatives has not read the UK party’s manifesto
DUP attacks Conservative deficit strategy
Peter Robinson’s party may no longer be the natural bedfellows of the Tories
The differences between Labour and the SNP are smaller than you think
In seeking to put as much distance between it and the SNP as possible, Labour is alienating potential voters in Scotland
Scottish Labour has the fight of its life on its hands
Murphy must shift the campaign away from Scotland’s constitutional future, and convince the electorate that it matters who is in Number 10
19 per cent swing to SNP in Labour held seats
But 49 per cent would prefer Ed Miliband as prime minister compared to 29 per cent for David Cameron
Can Plaid Cymru replicate the SNP’s success?
As Leanne Wood launches the party’s manifesto, a former leader says Labour still looks like a better alternative for many Welsh voters