Ed Miliband

PM's claim he raised tax with Google boss in doubt
Thursday 23 May 2013

David Cameron is embroiled in a row with Google after he claimed he tackled the technology giant over its tax arrangements.

Voters back Cameron on economy
Saturday 18 May 2013

JUST one in three people thinks the Tory-LibDem Coalition is doing a good job with the country's finances, a new poll shows.

Will Conservatives' gamble on referendum pay off at the polls?
Friday 17 May 2013

DAVID Cameron, so we're told, was "profoundly relaxed" about the fact 116 Tory MPs – half his backbenchers – took the opportunity to support the rebel amendment expressing regret that the UK Government's legislative programme did not include a commitment to hold a referendum on Britain's membership of the EU.

EU referendum muddies the constitutional waters
Thursday 16 May 2013

BRITISH voters look increasing likely to be asked in a referendum in the near future: "Do you think that the United Kingdom should remain a member of the European Union?" It is in the draft bill offered by David Cameron this week to assuage his Eurosceptic backbenchers.

Sturgeon woos female voters with pledge to undo Tory welfare reforms
Monday 13 May 2013

Nicola Sturgeon launched a determined bid to woo female voters by pledging to undo "the worst impacts" of UK Government welfare reforms, particularly those affecting women, should Scotland vote for independence.