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  • Green Party support among young voters climbs to tie with the Tories

    January 13, 2015

    The Greens have been given some welcome news today as latest polls shows they are level pegging with the Tories for the youth vote. The Green Party has enjoyed a rise in the polls in recent months often hovering just below or above the beleaguered Lib Dems. Pollster YouGov each month's daily polls over 2014 [...]

  • General election 2015 TV debates: David Cameron “running scared” says Ed Miliband

    January 11, 2015

    David Cameron is “running scared” of live TV debates, according to Ed Miliband. Speaking on the Andrew Marr show, the Labour leader claimed the Prime Minister was acting in a “pretty disreputable” manner regarding the debates, after Cameron claimed he would not take part unless the Green Party was also represented. According to the Guardian, [...]

  • Cameron: I won’t join TV debates without Greens

    January 8, 2015

    DAVID Cameron has drawn a firm line in the sand over the proposed TV election debates, vowing not to take part unless the Green party is invited too. The Prime Minister’s tough stance on the issue came after regulator Ofcom published provisional guid­ance suggesting that the Green party has not secured enough support in previous [...]

  • General Election 2015: Miliband, Farage and Clegg accuse Cameron of “running scared” from televised leader debates after refusing to appear without Green Party

    January 8, 2015

    Rival political parties have accused David Cameron of “running scared” from the televised debates ahead of the General Election, after he said he wouldn't take part in them unless the Green Party were also included. The Prime Minister made the comments after draft guidelines were made by Ofcom about who should appear. The report said [...]

  • Ukip could qualify for “major party status” but Greens fail to make the cut, says Ofcom

    January 8, 2015

    Broadcasting regulator Ofcom has published a consultation paper which could have a major impact on different political parties' media coverage at this year's general election. In good news for Nigel Farage's Ukip, Ofcom say they the party "may qualify for major party status in England and Wales for the General Election. If Ukip wins major [...]

  • Lord Myners’ report could finally ease pressure on Vince Cable over Royal Mail

    December 17, 2014

      Vince Cable knew what he was letting himself in for when he asked Lord Myners to oversee a review of the British government’s privatisations.   So the business secretary will, I suspect, be relieved that the independent-minded former City minister has concluded that taxpayers were less short-changed from Royal Mail’s initial public offering (IPO) [...]

  • Treasury official Sharon White takes top Ofcom job

    December 17, 2014

    Ofcom has appointed Treasury official Sharon White as its new chief executive.    White will join the broadcasting watchdog late March next year, taking over from Ed Richards, who will step down at the end of December. She picks up an annual salary of £275,000.   She is currently the second permanent secretary at the Treasury, [...]

  • BT to buy EE in £12.5bn deal

    December 15, 2014

    BT is set to buy mobile phone group EE for £12.5bn, last night announcing it is in exclusive talks with the UK’s biggest mobile phone network. The deal shocked investors, who mostly expected it to choose the cheaper O2 network, which would cost it roughly £10bn and bring almost as many customers.   O2 is [...]

  • Watchdogs with City past wanted: FCA fines top £1.47bn as experience of executives called into question

    December 15, 2014

    The City watchdog has issued over £1.47bn worth of fines to financial services firms so far this year, while issuing over 100 disciplinary measures such as bans. But, its critics say, it has done all this with an organisation that is lacking in commercial experience on its executive committee, its most senior board of full-time [...]

  • The FTSE 100 slumps to a new yearly low amid crumbling oil prices

    December 15, 2014

    Britain's FTSE 100 closed down again today taking the index to its lowest level this year, as crumbling oil prices and fresh concerns about Russia's economy scared investors. The FTSE 100 shed another 1.9 per cent to close down 117.9 points at 6,182.7 which was its lowest closing level since mid-2013. It fell 6.6 per [...]

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