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Omnishambolic Osborne reneges on his promise of growth by discouraging wind farms

Katie Stanton
24 July, 2012

George Osborne wants to introduce powers to restrict the number of wind farms, a move that contradicts his earlier pledge to boost sustainable growth.

Bad news for Osborne, as polls show majority of people want a new chancellor

Katie Stanton
23 July, 2012

Poll figures released by YouGov yesterday show that 45% of people believe George Osborne should be replaced as chancellor of the Exchequer

Islamophobia and homophobia unashamedly rife amongst the Republicans

Katie Stanton
20 July, 2012

With such abhorrent homophobic and Islamophobic views as these, why would anyone want to vote the US Republican Party into power?

‘Greenest government ever’ ditches “dirty fossil fuels” pledge

20 July, 2012

The coalition, the self-styled ‘greenest government ever’, is ditching its “dirty fossil fuels” pledge.

Further poll blow for Cameron as Labour take biggest lead for five years

Shamik Das
18 July, 2012

There was more grim poll news for David Cameron today, with a significant fall in perceptions of coalition competence over the past year.

The left shouldn’t celebrate if Osborne is dropped, it could just benefit the Tories

George Irvin
17 July, 2012

Cameron has a viable and potentially winning game plan once again. Labour must have a better one.

Parliamentary motion calls on Barclays’s senior staff to stop fundraising for Romney

Will Straw
17 July, 2012

The row over Mitt Romney’s links with Barclays has entered a new phase with a Parliamentary Early Day Motion tabled today by a Labour MP.

Romney’s bankerlove extends as Barclays lobbyist raises $184k for Presidential campaign

Katie Stanton
16 July, 2012

Mitt Romney is making no secret of his allegiances with the banking sector. Does he really think this will win him the election?

Poll: Cameron seen as out of touch, out of ideas, weak, indecisive and dislikeable

Shamik Das
16 July, 2012

The latest Sunday Times/YouGov poll shows David Cameron is viewed as dislikeable, indecisive, weak, out of ideas and out of touch.

Fergie: ‘I hope Cameron is a one-term prime minister and City are one-season champions’

Katie Stanton
12 July, 2012

So Tony Blair may have the great Sir Alex Ferguson’s support, but does he have yours?

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