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  • Lord Mandelson doubts Labour can win the General Election

    March 11, 2015

    The man who helped rebrand the Labour party and turn it into an election winning machine doubts his party can secure a majority at this year's General Election. Lord Peter Mandelson told the Retail Week conference: There will almost certainly be a stalemate hung Parliament in two months' time. Given the state of the polls, [...]

  • General Election 2015: Third of young people say social media will influence their vote

    March 11, 2015

    There is a strong tradition of British elections adopting some of the more cutting edge political trends seen in the US. Labour and the Tories have both hired top political strategists from the Obama team to add a little stardust to the campaigns. Social media is also in the political parties' sights and rightly so, [...]

  • Millions of UK jobs NOT at risk from Brexit: Free market think-tank busts pro-EU myth

    March 11, 2015

    The oft-repeated claim that 3m British jobs depend on Britain's membership of the EU has been challenged in a new report by the Institute of Economic Affairs (IEA). The report's author, Ryan Bourne, calls on the public and commentators to challenge the assertion frequently made by pro-EU supporters. "It can be said with certainty that [...]

  • Cameron looks to increase defence spending – for free

    March 11, 2015

    There is more than one way to skin a cat – and, it seems, plump up a defence budget. David Cameron has instructed ministers to find out whether the budgets of intelligence agencies can be lumped in as part of defence spending. The UK has come under pressure recently from the US to maintain its [...]

  • Ukip voters most likely to think apocalypse will happen in their lifetime

    March 10, 2015

    Ukip voters are more likely to believe that world as we know it will end in their lifetime than supporters of the mainstream parties, according to a new survey. Almost a third of Ukip voters told polling company YouGov that an apocalyptic disaster will strike in their lifetime. This compares to 23 per cent of [...]

  • Brexit is biggest risk to financial services and City of London

    March 10, 2015

    The financial services industry is the sector most in danger if Britain pulls out of the EU, a study has suggested. A report by Open Europe examining how the UK's key export sectors would fare after British withdrawal found that while all sectors would face some disruption, a divorce from the EU poses a particular [...]

  • Greece denies return of Troika as new talks with creditors to begin

    March 9, 2015

    Greece will begin talks with representatives of its creditors tomorrow as it tries to have reform proposals approved, allowing it access urgently needed cash. Greek finance minister Yanis Varoufakis yesterday denied that the it spelled a return of a the Troika – a term for its three main creditors that Varoufakis had said was “dead”. [...]

  • George Osborne to avoid post-election cuts debate by ducking out of Treasury Questions finale

    March 9, 2015

    Labour claims George Osborne is trying to avoid debating the cuts planned in the event of a Conservative election victory, after learning that the chancellor will not be at the last Treasury questions session before the General Election. Osborne will be attending the Ecofin meeting of EU finance ministers instead. Shadow chancellor Ed Balls only [...]

  • Labour MP John Mann says Tories blocking questioning of ex-HSBC boss Lord Stephen Green

    March 9, 2015

    A leading Labour MP yesterday accused the Tories of blocking moves to summon former HSBC boss Stephen – now Lord – Green to the Treasury select committee to account for the controversy surrounding its Swiss operations. Lord Green, who left HSBC to join the House of Lords as a Conservative peer and trade minister in [...]

  • Ed Miliband in Alex Salmond’s pocket: New Tory poster warns of Labour reliance on SNP

    March 9, 2015

    The Conservatives ramped up their attack on Labour yesterday, with a new poster that said Labour would be dictated to by the Scottish National Party (SNIP) in a hung parliament. The poster featured Ed Miliband in Alex Salmond’s pocket, and was placed on the iconic Piccadilly Circus advertising billboards.   The advert comes just days [...]

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