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Thursday, April 30, 2015

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Thursday 30 April 2015

General election 2015

News and comment ahead of the UK general election 2015, with latest analysis on the Conservatives, Labour, Liberal Democrats, UKIP and the Green Party

Election 2015 top stories

David Cameron takes 5-point lead in election race

With just one week until polling day, a major survey puts the Tories on 35 per cent of the vote, ahead of Labour on 30 per cent.
30 Apr 2015
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Conservative benefit cuts revealed: election 2015 live

general election 2015 live: Conservatives' benefit cuts revealed by Lib Dems 
Danny Alexander lifts lid on Tory plans for 'secret child benefit cuts' as Coalition partners turn on each other
30 Apr 2015

Matt's General Election

Voting dog 
Telegraph cartoonist Matt on the ups and downs of the general election campaign 
30 Apr 2015

There is life for Ukip after Farage, and it can be found in Thurrock

Nigel Farage in Thurrock to launch the Ukip manifesto 
Tim Stanley went to Thurrock and found Ukip is quietly building an effective operation 
30 Apr 2015
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'Secret Conservative plans to cut child benefit' exposed by Liberal Democrats

David Cameron, Nick Clegg, Danny Alexander and George Osborne 
Danny Alexander publishes private Coalition document claiming Tories planned to take £8 billion from families in 2012 
30 Apr 2015

Margaret Thatcher or Frank Underwood? Play our political quotes quiz

How well do you know your politicians and political quotes? 
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Can you distinguish the real from the fictional?
30 Apr 2015
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'Secret Conservative plans to cut child benefit' exposed by Liberal Democrats

David Cameron, Nick Clegg, Danny Alexander and George Osborne 
Danny Alexander publishes private Coalition document claiming Tories planned to take £8 billion from families in 2012 
30 Apr 2015

Animated guide to election polling day

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With just a week to go until polling day, watch our animated guide to find out what will happen when Britain votes on May 7 
30 Apr 2015

Why a DUP coalition would be dangerous for women

Democratic Unionist Party DUP leader Peter Robinson (r) and deputy leader Nigel Dodds (l) 
Northern Ireland’s DUP party could play a key role in forming a new coalition government. But a deal with this homophobic party would send out a terrible message to women
30 Apr 2015
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Conservatives may be wrong to celebrate big losses for the Lib Dems

A journalist takes a picture on a smart phone of Nick Clegg 
A general election hammering for the Liberal Democrats could deprive the Conservatives of potential allies in a hung parliament
30 Apr 2015

Senior Labour figures turn on Ed Miliband over disastrous Scotland polls

Labour leader Ed Miliband, right, listens to his party's finance minister Ed Balls during an election campaign press conference on their theme of the threat to family finances from Britain's Conservative Party in London, Wednesday, April 29, 2015. Britain goes to the polls in a General Election on May 7. ( 
Ed Miliband will be 'reliant' on the support of the SNP if he becomes Prime Minister, the New Statesman warns as senior Labour figures say the Labour leader has become 'toxic' 
30 Apr 2015

Balance implies stability - but in this election it means disaster

Set of scales 
So finely split is the electorate between Right and Left that the margin between calamity and continuity is terrifyingly slim, writes Allister Heath 
30 Apr 2015
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Labour has nobody to blame but itself for the extraordinary rise of the SNP

 
Telegraph View: For 30 years the party sowed the seeds of its own destruction by insidiously implying the Tories had no legitimacy in Scotland
29 Apr 2015
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Allison Pearson: I know how to solve a problem like Nicola Sturgeon

 
In a last-ditch attempt to save England from the threat posed by the SNP leader, we should release the lynx...
29 Apr 2015
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Knives out for Jim Murphy as poll suggests wipeout for Scottish Labour

 
Scottish Labour MP calls on Mr Murphy to resign as muttering campaign against leader begins as poll indicates SNP on course to win every seat in Scotland 
29 Apr 2015

Ed Miliband took a risk meeting with Russell Brand. He may very well be rewarded

Russell Brand's book sets out his utopian ideals 
Successful politicians have always found new ways to reach the electorate. So how could the Labour leader ignore Brand's one million Youtube subscribers?
29 Apr 2015
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BBC accused of bias as Tories outnumbered two-to-one in Question Time debate audience

 
Election 2015: Up to two thirds of the programme's audience will be left wing, with 25 per cent each for Labour, the Conservatives and the Liberal Democrats 
29 Apr 2015

Ed Miliband savaged for 'severe limitations and strategic weaknesses' by 'Bible of the Left'

Labour Party leader Ed Miliband delivers an election speech to supporters at the Royal Institute of British Architects in London 
The magazine criticised Mr Miliband for failing to inspire the electorate and for adopting a too narrow 'rhetorical and ideological focus on political economy'
29 Apr 2015

General election: SNP 'on course to win every seat in Scotland' - as it happened

SNP leader and First Minister Nicola Sturgeon delivers a speech marking the start of the final week of campaigning in the run-up to the general election  
Conservatives would pass law barring VAT, national insurance and income tax rises for five years - all the latest updates
29 Apr 2015

SNP accused of 'taking eye off ball' as literacy standards decline in Scottish schools

Scotland's First Minister Nicola Sturgeon campaigns at Loanhead After School Club and Community Nursery in Edinburgh, Scotland, April 9 2015.  
Official figures show drop in standards in primary and secondary schools 
29 Apr 2015
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