Our guest writer is David Heathcote who recently defected from the Conservatives to the Labour party The remarks made by Chris Grayling in relation to B&Bs turning away gay couples on religious grounds – and the Conservative Party’s effective endorsementtest
The betting markets and leading pollsters are saying the Tory party will win enough seats to form a majority on May 6, even if widely expected to top the polls.
In 2007, Jim Allister, then one of the DUP’s MEP’s resigned from the party in protest over his parties’ agreement to form a coalition government with Sinn Fein.
Even without the Lib Dems’ surge, hung parliaments are the shape of things to come. Dr Stuart Wilks-Heeg from the University of Liverpool explains why.
David Cameron’s anecdotes have come under scrutiny since the leaders’ debate. Left Foot Forward takes an evidence-based look at his blue friends in the south.
Gordon Brown is in Milton Keynes for another “GB on the road” event. This time the topic is Britain’s place in the world.
All parties have promised to be progressive in power, but by 2014 how will voters be able to judge whether the Government – whoever it might be – has delivered?
Gordon Brown came second behind Nick Clegg among Facebook users last night.
David Cameron’s selectively used data on cancer death rates last night. The facts support a greater focus on early diagnosis – an approach he opposes.
For the first time, the general election could result in different parties, each with competing visions, leading each government in the devolved nations.
