Strong and stable? Theresa May has u-turned on the dementia tax after just four days
There will be an ‘absolute limit’ on what people pay for care
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Second referendum, universal basic income and shorter working week included in Green manifesto
Leaders slam ‘the little Britain envisioned by the Tories’
The Tories have finally realised we need more social housing – but where’s the investment?
A manifesto commitment means nothing without money or targets
Welsh barometer: The Battle for Ynys Môn
Is the picturesque seat of Anglesey a microcosm of how Welsh politics is changing this election? It is rare these days to find parliamentary seats that are genuine three way contests. The Welsh seat of Ynys Môn or Anglesey as ittest
Labour’s policies are popular. But politics is about presentation
It turns out Labour’s manifesto is more popular than doubters would portray. The trouble is, there’s more to elections than that. So often with politics, it’s not the placing on the spectrum that matters, but the presentation. Voters can backtest
The Rich List: Why inequality must be a general election battleground
Last week the Times published their annual ‘Rich List’ – and it’s the latest sign that inequality must be a key general election battleground. Labour proposes to raise income taxes for those earning more than £80,000 yearly. And even Prime Ministertest
Can the Tories take Alex Salmond’s Seat?
As the General Election campaign unfolds, it is fast becoming one that is meshing together elements from elections in times gone by. As in 1983, a female Conservative Leader and Prime Minister faces a left wing Labour leader, with thetest
Theresa May is lying on NHS pay – the Tories have slashed health workers’ wages
Labour has pledged to scrap the pay cap
Labour must expose the contradictions at the heart of this Brexit government
The Conservatives can’t be all things to all people
Five graphs you’ll need to understand Election ’17
What to expect from an unexpected election