Con 2012: Cameron’s speech corkers: On the economy, the NHS, the EU, housing benefit…
A look at the corkers in David Cameron’s Conservative Party Conference speech today, on the economy, the NHS, the EU, housing benefit, child poverty…
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Con 2012: Cameron’s speech: What happened to the “greenest government ever”?
The wordle of David Cameron’s 2012 conference speech.
Con 2012: The 15,000 axed police officers Theresa May failed to mention
Left Foot Forward looks at Theresa May’s speech to the Tory Party conference yesterday in which she failed to mention the huge cuts to police numbers.
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.
Policy Exchange owes the North an apology
As long as Policy Exchange advocate and promote policies to the clear detriment of Northerners, and do not apologise for the past, they won’t deserve a hearing.
Cameron’s Corkers: Exposing the PM’s miscellany of untruths and u-turns
Today, Left Foot Forward launches a new website, Cameron’s Corkers – cameronscorkers.org – chronicling the untruths and u-turns of Tory leader David Cameron.
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.
EXPOSED: Tory Cllr calls Lawrence Inquiry a “joke” and attacks Hillsborough Report
A Tory councillor has called the Lawrence Inquiry a “joke” & attacked the findings of the Hillsborough Report as “overloaded with politically correct language”.
Double blow for Osborne: 52% want him sacked, and just 2% of Tories want him as leader
More than half the public want George Osborne removed as chancellor, a poll yesterday revealed, while just 2% of Tories want him as their next leader.