by Sam | 17 Apr 2015 | General Election 2015
General elections prompt a universal reaction from political commentators. They feel compelled to compare this election with a previous one. For the Conservative-inclined that usually means 1992. Labourites are more likely to hark back to the defeat of Ted Heath in...
by Sam | 16 Apr 2015 | General Election 2015, Health, Politics, Public Sector
The election campaign has become all-encompassing. For some, it’s even a little suffocating. And that’s with three weeks still to go. Such is the barrage of party political broadcasts, speeches, interviews and debates, it’s easy to get sucked into the election bubble,...
by Sam | 16 Apr 2015 | General Election 2015
One gets the distinct sense that it’s going to be difficult for the party leaders’ debate tonight to be anything other than a triumph or a disaster for Ed Miliband. With David Cameron and Nick Clegg refusing to take part, the debate gives Mr Miliband the role of...
by Sam | 16 Apr 2015 | Uncategorized
Election debate hots up as Farage’s HIV comments rip the mask away from Ukip, writes Whitehouse Chairman Chris Whitehouse in his latest column for The Universe. To read Chris’s full article, please click here.
by Sam | 14 Apr 2015 | General Election 2015
Labour’s claim last week that the Conservatives are the “tax avoidance industry’s political wing” was both unsurprising and inaccurate. In line with Labour’s narrative of being a party for the people, Labour’s election chief Lucy Powell attempted to paint the...
