Rishi Sunak is currently addressing the House of Commons where he is disclosing the 2021 Budget; outlining plans to boost the country’s economic recovery.
Chancellor unveils 2021 Budget to House of Commons & other stories
Nicola Sturgeon accepted ‘catastrophic’ legal advice and other stories
Scotland’s First Minister Nicola Sturgeon says she is “very, very, very, sorry” about the loss of taxpayers’ money. In January 2019, the Scottish government paid her predecessor Alex Salmond’s £500,000 legal bill after it admitted acting unlawfully.
Sturgeon fights back against Salmond
Nicola Sturgeon, in her long awaited appearance at the Holyrood inquiry stated that claims of a plot against the former First Minister of Scotland, Alex Salmond, were ‘absurd’. The First Minister of […]
Women charged with murder of seven-year-old in Bolton to appear in court, and other stories
Woman charged with the murder of a seven-year-old girl in Queen’s Park, Bolton in Greater Manchester. Elton Skana, who is 30 years old, has been charged with murdering seven-year-old Emily Jones in […]
Prime Minister Boris Johnson taken to hospital after suffering from COVID-19 for ten days
The Prime Minister, Boris Johnson, has been admitted to hospital after suffering from the coronavirus for ten days. A Downing Street statement says this was on the advice of his doctor because […]
Labour’s Sadiq Khan announced as new Mayor for London
01.00 a.m. That’s the end of the elections’ live blog here on Londonmultimedianews. Thanks for joining us- Al Riddell, Harriet Onyett and Mariana Des Forges reporting. Don’t forget to follow us on […]
Tories launch ‘English Manifesto’ and face criticism over migrant crisis
Ed Miliband says that the coalition’s foreign policy failures are partly responsible for the migrant crisis. Tories launch ‘English Manifesto’, with proposals for English votes for English laws. Lib Dem Danny Alexander […]
Think Tank criticises sketchy economic plans and parties exchange blows
Institute for Fiscal Studies says that voters have been left ‘in the dark’ about main parties’ budget plans. Labour and the Conservatives exchange blows on issues including economic plans and the SNP. Liberal […]
Nicola Sturgeon: ‘Let the voters decide’ if SNP candidate Neil Hay is fit for parliament
Scottish National Party (SNP) leader Nicola Sturgeon has condemned comments made on Twitter by SNP candidate for Edinburgh South, Neil Hay, describing Scottish unionists as ‘quislings’ (Nazi supporters) and mocking elderly voters […]
BBC Leaders’ debate, minus Clegg and Cameron
The leaders’ debate, chaired by David Dimbleby and held in Westminster’s Central Hall, was visually striking from the outset, hosting only five leaders in comparison with the seven from the previous debate. […]
Labour attacks SNP over Scotland’s finances
Ed Miliband makes first visit to Scotland in the General Election campaign to attack the SNP Tories promise to freeze rail fares to boost commuter vote LibDems hope to liberate the ‘clipped […]
Election jibes get personal as parties clash over Trident
The SNP say that they will only support Labour if they drop plans to renew Trident. Conservative defence secretary Michael Fallon claims that Ed Miliband would stab Britain in the back over Trident to […]
‘Non-dom’ tax row dominates day of campaigning
Labour announce plan to abolish non-domicile status, which helps UK residents living abroad to cut their tax bills. Conservatives ridicule the announcement, with George Osborne calling the policy ‘a total shambles’. A video from […]
Intense day of campaigning, 30 days to go, and which Party recruited 700 new members in the last seven days?
David Cameron visits the four UK nations in one day Ed Miliband spends the day in Bristol focusing on health Nick Clegg attacks Labour and Conservatives Nicola Sturgeon sets out plan to […]
Candidates take a short break from campaigning to celebrate Easter Day
David Cameron spends the day in Oxfordshire while Chancellor George Osborne campaigns in London Ed Miliband is in Doncaster after speaking notes of the debate are found in dressing room Nicola Sturgeon […]
Nicola Sturgeon in the spotlight again: new pledges from Tories, Labour, and Lib Dems
Scottish National Party leader Nicola Sturgeon denies stating her preference for David Cameron over Ed Miliband for prime minister. The Conservatives promise to enforce age limits on pornography websites. Labour announces plan […]
Candidates return to the campaign trail after last night’s debate
Reporting by Jacqueline Shoen and Marta Malagon. The Press Association’s poll of the polls puts the Conservative Party in the lead, closely followed by Labour, then UKIP, the Lib Dems, and the […]
The General Election 2015: A Breakdown of the First of Four Live TV Debates
By Scarlett Stansall and David Kelly The first of the live debates held for the General Election has been aired by ITV, but it is the only one in which all the leaders […]
Londoners want minority parties in TV election debate
A recent YouGov poll shows over 50% of Londoners surveyed want minority parties participating in any TV election debate. They were asked: ‘If the TV debates between the political leaders do go ahead, […]
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