Sign up to receive this daily email by 9am every morning. David Cameron set out his “blueprint for Britain” yesterday, launching a “DIY revolution”, promising “a big society not a big state”. The Telegraph describes it as “an ambitious plantest
All the available evidence of where Tory-style plans have been implemented shows minimal take-up rates where voluntary systems have been introduced.
William Hague said “we are not looking for tax rises”. But analysis from the Institute for Fiscal Studies shows the Tories have a blackhole in their tax plans.
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.”
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.
Labour will today unveil its manifesto, with increases in the minimum wage, plans to cut youth unemployment and reforms to schools and hospitals.
The Week in Politics • Gordon Brown confirmed the worst kept secret in politics this Tuesday, that the election will be held on May 6th. He made the announcement flanked by his cabinet, described by The Guardian as “personal, proud,test
UKIP is standing by racist parliamentary candidate for Ilford South Paul Wiffen, who spoke about “Muslim nutters” and “Romanian gypsies who beat their wives”.
Don’t Panic has produced a new video calling on people to make their policy pitches to the next government, policies they hope to present after the election.
The Conservatives, if they win the election, will cut the “A-list” of protected sporting events that must, by law, be broadcast live on free-to-air television.
