“F****** Muslims” – views of the man Cameron’s chosen to lead Tory election campaign
Make no mistake, the hiring of Lynton Crosby by David Cameron represents the outward return of the nasty party, the Tory Party of old.
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Just building more homes is unlikely to fix London’s problems
What can be done and what is being done to London’s housing crisis? A new report by the Green Party’s Darren Johnson AM aims to move the argument forward.
Injuries to Wiggo and Sutton highlight cycle safety fears
The high profile accidents that injured Bradley Wiggins and Shane Sutton highlights the need for more protection for cyclists on the road.
Why isn’t Boris speaking up for those hit by the GCSE regrading nightmare?
With Boris Johnson calling for a London-wide education authority, Tom Copley demands justice for those let down by the GCSE system.
Boris nowhere to be seen in battle to save London’s A&E units
If NHS bosses go through with their proposals, eight Accident and Emergency departments in London will be closing over the next few years, writes Murad Qureshi.
Watch: Zephaniah on Boris: ‘He may seem like a buffoon, but he’s a very dangerous person’
Benjamin Zephaniah says Boris Johnson “may seem like a kind of buffoon”, but is a “very, very dangerous person”; BBC Question Time, 12th October, 2012.
Con 2012: Boris Johnson is out of step and out of touch with the housing crisis
Val Shawcross AM examines Boris Johnson’s appalling housing record.
Con 2012: Boris exaggerates his record and ignores the facts. Again
Len Duvall AM, leader of the Labour group on the London Assembly, responds to Boris Johnson’s 2012 Conservative Party Conference in Birmingham.
Promises, promises and Met Police cuts
Jenny Jones uncovers the broken promises of Boris Johnson on the police – with massive police cuts being implemented on the Mayor of London’s watch.
Polls cast pall over Cameron and Osborne as Tory conference begins
As the Conservative Party Conference begins in Birmingham today, the latest polls provide the grimmest of backdrops for David Cameron and George Osborne.