The Times
Was Times leant on to change “neck & neck” to “Cameron nicks it”?
The Times changed the front page of today's paper from earlier editions, which read "Neck and neck" to the final edition, headlined "Cameron nicks it".
Why has The Times got the knives out on DfID?
Following The Times's coverage of the International Policy Network's allegations against DfID's funding of the TUC they once again fuel the aid sceptics' fire.
Youth apathy soars in wake of party conferences
More than half of 18-24 year-olds don’t know who they’ll vote for or won’t vote at all, according to the latest Times/Populus opinion poll.
Workplace representatives save the taxpayer money
The Times report today that, "Labour is funding trade union activity inside Whitehall with millions of pounds of taxpayers’ money." The truth, as ever, is more complicated. The practice has been in place for years and benefits from workplace representation across the public sector are estimated at £167 to £397 million.
World leaders still a long way off 2020 emissions targets
The world's leading countries remain far away from their emissions targets for 2020
Public support tax increases
A Populus poll in yesterday's Times revealed that 60% of voters favour tax increases to help close the budget deficit despite a headline declaring that, "Voters back Tories over big cuts in spending."