
Warsi makes hypocritical claim on BNP pandering
Baroness Warsi today claims that “candidates will feel the need to pander to racist groups” under AV. The claim is absurd but Warsi has form on pandering to the BNP.

Baroness Warsi today claims that “candidates will feel the need to pander to racist groups” under AV. The claim is absurd but Warsi has form on pandering to the BNP.

City AM’s Editor, Allister Heath, argues that Osborne’s cuts are small by historic comparison. His argument doesnt stack up and the facts speak for themselves.

Mobile operators including Orange and T-Mobile are taking a significant cut of charitable donations made by text message. Charges of up to 20% are levied on small gifts.

Ed Miliband’s response to the Budget focused on the OBR’s downgrading of growth figures. Osborne failed to mention that an additional 130,000 people will be unemployed in 2012.

Today’s newspapers seem certain that George Osborne will cut personal taxes by £320 per person. But the move is not as big or fair as you think.

The Times urges the Coalition to reconsider the proposed cuts of £1500 for the low income families’ childcare costs. The Government would be wise to heed their advice.

Guido Fawkes and Tim Worstall claim that Keynesianism doesn’t work. But the academic they cite says that there’s no compelling reason for the Government’s “extreme austerity measures”.

The Labour No campaign has recently published an 8-page leaflet containing 10 reasons to say No to AV. Left Foot Forward examines each point in turn.

Following today’s decision by the Liberal Democrats to push for a re-write of the Government’s NHS bill, John Healey writes an open letter to Lib Dem members exclusively on Left Foot Forward.

Peter Mandelson will today outline a £27bn export gap with the BRIC countries. The finding comes from research by ippr on Britain’s place in the global economy.