Left Foot Forward
Scorched earth Tories scupper electoral reform
The Tories chose a scorched earth policy rather than trust in their arguments on first-past-the-post (FPTP) or in the judgment of the on to the British people.
Digital Economy Act puts UK on endangered list
The Digital Economy Bill has passed through the final stages in the Commons, as intended. Now that the bill will be a reality in the UK, what will it mean?
Election Focus – DUP
In 1979, Irish MP Frank Maguire's decision to abstain in the vote of confidence proved pivotal as James Callaghan’s Government was defeated by just one vote.
Tories plan to slash free-to-air TV sports list
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.
Tory turmoil as Clarke boasts of “abolishing” married tax allowance
As the Tories prepare to unveil more details of marriage tax breaks, Ken Clarke last night boasted how, as Chanellor in the mid-90s, he "abolished" the policy.
Politics Summary: Thursday, April 8th
Sir Peter Gershon, a Tory party "independent" efficiency expert, chairs a private healthcare company that "admits it will benefit from NHS spending cutbacks".