It’s being reported that 100,000 people took part in the women’s march on London on 21st January. On the first day of Donald Trump’s presidency the march aimed to unite different voices […]
Diverse voices from the women’s march on London
Lib Dems hoping to ward off Labour in Bermondsey & Old Southwark
Reporting by Tom Glasser and Taylor Dalton. The Liberal Democrats are hoping that the South London constituency of Bermondsey & Old Southwark will remain under the tenure of their incumbent MP, Simon […]
Greens launch their Manifesto in Hackney, East London
The Green Party has launched its 2015 General Election Manifesto in the Arcola Theatre Hackney with the title ‘For The Common Good.’ It sets out what the the Greens describe as ‘a […]
Hampstead and Kilburn – Labour won it by 42 votes in 2010 – it’s still a three way marginal
The Hampstead and Kilburn parliamentary seat is of strategic importance to the Labour and Conservative parties. The outgoing Labour MP Glenda Jackson has represented the seat since 1992, but has announced her […]
Parties lock horns over how best to help the economy
Ed Balls has unveiled a new 10-point plan to bring in £7.5 billion a year to the Treasury in unpaid taxes. David Cameron promises to end inheritance tax on properties worth up to […]
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 […]
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