Politics Summary: Tuesday, April 13th

Two alternative visions for Britain are set out in today’s papers. The Guardian reports that Gordon Brown has “pledged to deepen Blairite reforms of the public services and drive through more democratic reform than at any time in the pasttest

Politics Summary: Friday, April 9th

The Financial Times and Guardian report that the efficiency savings needed by David Cameron to pay for the cut in a planned National Insurance rise could cost 40,000 public sector job losses. In an interview with the FT, the Torytest

No double dip under Labour

The economy is expected to grow by 0.4 per cent in the first quarter of 2010 according to a respected think tank. On the back of the OECD’s rosy picture of British economic growth, it represents good news for Labourtest

Politics Summary: Wednesday, April 7th

Sign up to receive this daily email by 9am every morning. The general election starting bell has been rung and the nation’s papers have quickly fallen into line. In the red corner, the Guardian says, “Personal, proud, defiant: Gordon Browntest

Blogging the election

The election has been called for May 6th. We will spend the next 30 days scrutinising the progressive nature of the parties’ policies and individual candidates.