Is a vote for the Scottish Lib Dems a vote for independence?
Will Lib Dems compromise on the issue of Scottish independence for the sake of cutting a deal for power; the issue hots up the Scottish elections, Ed Jacobs.
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Libya: Latest news and analysis
Dominic Browne reports on the latest news and analysis on the Libyan conflict.
Tory MP calls for DfID budget to be raided to pay for BBC
Tory MP Andrew Tyrie has written to William Hague demanding the Department for International Development foots the bill for the BBC World Service – and slammed his own party’s ring-fencing of the aid budget.
Payback? Osborne’s raid on BBC gives Murdochs exactly what they wanted
Ideologically-driven Conservatives have seized the economic crisis to knock back the BBC – and it only took 48 hours, writes Left Foot Forward’s Joy Johnson.
Cameron’s “pro-BBC” claim fails to stand up to scrutiny
David Cameron’s contention that he is “the most pro-BBC Conservative leader there’s ever been” doesn’t stand up to scrutiny.
Zac Goldsmith breaks ranks over Tory BBC policy
Zac Goldsmith has distanced himself from his party’s anti-BBC line in an attempt to appeal to progressive voters in the Lib Dem held south west London marginal.
BBC capitulation paves way for Murdoch web charge
Emboldened by the BBC’s capitulation to Murdoch with its commitment to slash the number of journalists on its website, he will now charge for online content.
Public outraged at plans to slash BBC
The reaction from 38 Degrees members was instant and impressive: our petition, launched on Sunday night, has already grown to 20,000 names in less than days.
BBC announcement is capitulation to Murdoch
BBC bosses have chosen an odd moment to pre-spin an their strategic review. They have been spooked by attacks from News Corporation and capitulated.
BBC vs. The newspaper industry – mobile edition
The Independent captured the wrath of the Newspaper Publishers Association following the BBC’s announcement of mobile applications at the Mobile World Congress.