The No2AV campaign have claimed a no vote would result in the restoration of the loan to Sheffield Forgemasters – despite this being untrue and despite campaign director Matthew Elliott welcoming the cuts.
The Tory-led NO to AV campaign have over-stepped the mark with their latest advert against the alternative vote.
It emerged today that communities secretary Eric Pickles has only made ONE ministerial visit in the last SIX months, reports Shamik Das.
The Prime Minister will attempt to relaunch his “mission in politics” today. There are five reasons why you can’t trust David Cameron with the Big Society.
The No campaign were yesterday implying people who follow them on Twitter support them, including a number of Yes campaigners, some whose Twitter photo features the “Yes!” logo.
Nick Clegg is using exactly the same rhetoric to justify the rise in tuition fees as he used to oppose it, writes National Union of Students president Aaron Proter.
On bankers’ bonuses alone, George Osborne’s constant changes of direction since becoming shadow chancellor in 2005 would be enough to make anyone’s head spin.
Is the Conservative Party’s electoral link with the Ulster Unionists about to come to an end? Ed Jacobs reports on the latest developments in Northern Ireland.
The prime minister’s office has issued an apology after false claims by David Cameron at Prime Minister’s Questions yesterday, writes Kevin Meagher.
Iain Duncan Smith has once again mislead the House of Commons. He was forced to correct the record on housing benefit statistics.
