Sign up to receive this daily email by 9am every morning. Nick Clegg yesterday gave his strongest hint yet that he would do a deal with the Conservatives in the event of a hung parliament, report the Times, Telegraph, Mailtest
The Week in Politics • The Queen’s Speech, the 55th of her reign and the last before the election, was the main event of the week. Her Majesty fired the starting gun for the election campaign with an address whichtest
From tomorrow, the TaxPayers’ Alliance will broadcast a completely fictitious advert on the costs of the European Union in cinema halls up and down the country.
Boris Johnson’s chief exec is stepping up plans to steamroller the independence of the London Assembly – the body set up to scrutinise the Mayor & Executive.
The Tories sent out mixed messages over their cancer treatment policy today, with Shadow Chf. Sec. to the Treasury Philip Hammond contradicting party policy.
Sign up to receive this daily email by 9am every morning. Labour’s key priorities of health and education will take centre stage in today’s Queen’s Speech, report the Independent and Telegraph. “Victims of strokes and serious accidents will be giventest
Freedom of Information campaigner Heather Brooke has won Reform’s “Reformer of the Year” award; Left Foot Forward was one of the 1st to back her for the prize.
The Week in Politics • The week just past was a sombre one, a time of reflection, of rememberance, as the world paused to honour the dead of two world wars and all conflicts since. Wednesday marked the 91st anniversarytest
UKIP leader Nigel Farage claims he is “absolutely ruthless” when dealing with sleaze – despite it taking him four years to dismiss convicted fraudster Tom Wise.
UKIP’s MEPs to be investigated by European fraud police after string of expense scandals.
