Cameron needs to check his figures on those ‘successful welfare reductions’
There are 400,000 more people on benefits than the DWP predicted in 2011
Green Politics
Labour’s manifesto commits to a new industrial strategy
Miliband has promised a future Labour government will improve productivity through a new industrial strategy
Five things we learned from the Labour manifesto launch
What to expect from a Labour government
Once again on the myth of Labour’s ‘out of control’ spending
The Labour party got it wrong. Just not in the way you think
David Cameron comes clean: he’s secretly a Marxist
The Tories have tacitly made a very important concession
Moody’s: Tory EU exit bigger risk to credit rating than election uncertainty
The prospect of Britain leaving the European Union is a bigger threat to the UK economy than uncertainty over the General Election, according to the respected agency
Trident: It’s ideological Tory cuts that are putting Britain at risk
It isn’t Ed Miliband ‘fighting his own brother for the leadership’ that will put Britain at risk, it’s ideological Tory cuts
How much will the change in the domicile rule raise in tax?
This is not only a big step forward for tax and social justice but will give the Treasury a boost
Osborne won’t rule out cutting child benefit to meet Tory spending target
The IFS say that incorporating child benefit into universal credit could cost 4.3 million families £1,000 a year
Can David Cameron really create another two million jobs?
No one should imagine it will be easy to achieve