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  • BBC debate: Here’s what Twitter commentators made of Nigel Farage’s attack on left-wing audience

    April 16, 2015

    The BBC leaders' debate had clashes on all sides, but Nigel Farage was very much everyone's favourite target. After Farage argued immigration was a driving factor in the rise of house prices, the other leaders piled in on him. However, Farage also turned to an interesting tactic of attacking the audience. The Ukip leader said [...]

  • BBC debate: Nicola Sturgeon throws her support behind Labour’s opponents to make Miliband bolder

    April 16, 2015

    The BBC leaders' debate had hardly got underway and the fighting had already begun. Ed Miliband's biggest threat north of the border, Nicola Sturgeon, threw down the gauntlet to the Labour leader saying English voters should back other parties to make Miliband "bolder." The contest began with opening statements from each of the five leaders [...]

  • Natalie Bennett’s Green supporters love long-haul flights and luxury holidays, survey reveals

    April 16, 2015

    Green supporters may profess their love for the environment and pour scorn on the CO2-spewing luxuries of modern life but, according to a new survey, their lifestyle choices may radically differ from their political ones. A survey by Travelzoo has revealed that Green supporters are the most jet-set of all the different voter groups. Almost [...]

  • General Election 2015: Daily Express owner Richard Desmond donates £1.3m to Ukip just before BBC debate

    April 16, 2015

    Ukip has received a ringing endorsement from the owner of the Daily and Sunday Express Richard Desmond. The media tycoon has donated £1.3m to Nigel Farage's party just hours before the Ukip leader will face-off against the other opposition leaders in a BBC debate. The Daily Express has been a keen supporter of Ukip with [...]

  • General Election 2015: The odds of a hung parliament just shortened – and it’s set to be Prime Minister Ed Miliband

    April 16, 2015

    Come May 7, the UK will have a hung parliament with Ed Miliband taking the keys to Number 10 – at least that's what bookies Ladbrokes are saying.  The odds of a hung parliament have shortened yet again, this time to 1/7.   Ladbrokes' Election Forecast has moved slightly in favour of the Conservatives, suggesting [...]

  • General Election 2015: David Cameron slams Ed Balls as Miliband’s third choice for shadow chancellor

    April 16, 2015

    The General Election campaign got heated today after David Cameron slammed Ed Balls for describing the note left by ex-Treasury minister Liam Byrne telling the government there was no money left as "a joke." Balls made the remarks after in an interview with the BBC in the West Midlands yeasterday. He claimed Byrne's note that [...]

  • BBC debate: What time is it, where can I watch it, who’s the favourite to win, when will we know who’s won

    April 16, 2015

    Tonight the UK's major opposition leaders will go head-to-head on the BBC to decide who best represents the strongest challenge to the coalition government. The debate is the penultimate major televised event of the campaign. The next will be a BBC Question Time special featuring David Cameron, Ed Miliband and Nick Clegg on April 30. [...]

  • Schoolboy surprises Labour’s Tristram Hunt saying he would vote Ukip “to get all of the foreigners out of the country”

    April 16, 2015

    With the General Election campaign in full swing, politicians everywhere are clamouring to get that winning photo-op or video clip that makes them look empathetic and in touch with the electorate. Over the past week, David Cameron has had a penchant for being photographed eating, while Nick Clegg has tried his hand at bowling. Today, [...]

  • General Election 2015: The battle for South Thanet is hotting up as Nigel Farage calls on Ukip supporters to help fight Tories

    April 16, 2015

    Things are hotting up in South Thanet, the seat Nigel Farage is hoping will be his come May 7.  By now, the Ukip leader may well have expected to be storming ahead in the polls considering the huge publicity he has generated. But yesterday it emerged that he was likely to come in third, with the [...]

  • General Election 2015: Tax is a bigger policy concern than red tape for entrepreneurs – but Labour, Conservative and Lib Dem manifestos failed to address any

    April 16, 2015

    British entrepreneurs are more concerned about how the next government will address the issue of tax than they are about red tape and regulation. Research by Silicon Valley Bank (SVB) found reforming tax was the biggest policy concern for a quarter of entrepreneurs. Just four per cent called for the government to simplify regulations and decrease [...]

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