Politics Summary: Thursday, February 25th

A cross-party bid to restrict carbon dioxide emissions from new power stations has narrowly failed in the Commons, according to the Press Association but unreported elsewhere. Labour backbenchers joined with the Tories and Liberal Democrats in calling for an Emissionstest

What’s the answer, George?

On the day of George Osborne’s Mais Lecture, the Conservative party’s economic policy remains discredited. Left Foot Forward has 5 questions for him to answer.

Video: There’s no-one as Irish as David Cameron

Some lunchtime fun. After David Cameron last week declared his love for “draught Guinness in cans“, Irish music comedians The Corrigan Brothers have released a new video, “There’s No One As Irish as David Cameron” Watch it: The Corrigan Brotherstest

Wright: “Huge progress” on Commons reforms

Eleven of the 16 proposed reforms to House of Commons processes were approved last night but election of select committee members and the removal of chairs remain contested issues. Speaking to Left Foot Forward, Tony Wright said: “Given where wetest

Politics Summary: Tuesday, February 23rd

The Guardian‘s headline reads, “Hung Parliament looms as Tory support crumbles.” The Conservative share of the vote has fallen to 37 per cent, its lowest point for nearly two years. The paper reports that, “The opposition has also lost groundtest