
Politics Summary: Tuesday, May 4th
Gordon Brown last night made his finest speech of the campaign, and one of the best of his career, in a passionate appeal for fairness.

Gordon Brown last night made his finest speech of the campaign, and one of the best of his career, in a passionate appeal for fairness.

BNP leader Nick Griffin is targeting black Christian voters in Barking – while targeting white voters with the strapline “Vote New Labour, Get New Neighbours”.

The third and final leaders’ debate, Mrs Duffy’s encounter with Gordon Brown, Conor Pope’s Blog the Week and more.

Climate change secretary Ed Miliband has put the environment back on the agenda today with by travelling across England with Franny Armstrong.

Several prominent grassroots Conservatives have come out in support of Philip Lardner, sacked by David Cameron for saying homosexuality was “not normal”.

With the headline poll figures showing a narrow win for David Cameron, Left Foot Forward looks at how some of the leading bloggers viewed last night’s debate.

Brown implores voters not to risk recovery in final tv pitch

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The BNP is so short of support it has resorted to using candidates masquerading as regular voters to spread their bile.

Sign up to receive this daily email by 9am every morning. With polling day just a week away, there’s only one story dominating the morning’s papers, the prime minister’s encounter with Mrs Duffy. The right-wing press go into overdrive, thetest