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  • Clinton throws her hat in the ring for US presidency

    April 12, 2015

    HILLARY Clinton has finally confirmed her bid for the US presidency, announcing that she was embarking on a second run for the White House in a video released yesterday. “Everyday Americans need a champion, and I want to be that champion,” she said in the video, which was posted on her new campaign website. “So [...]

  • Nicola Sturgeon struggles to explain SNP economic policy as Jim Murphy promises no further cuts in Scotland

    April 12, 2015

    SNP leader Nicola Sturgeon struggled to articulate her party's economic policy during a shambolic debate between the main party leaders in Scotland. In the third televised Scottish leaders' debate Sturgeon reiterated her desire to see Scotland granted full fiscal autonomy. Sturgeon was immediately attacked by Tory leader Ruth Davidson and Lib Dem Willie Rennie, who [...]

  • Hillary Clinton announces 2016 run for the Presidency with video message

    April 12, 2015

    Hillary Clinton has announced she is running for the Presidency of the United States via a video message. The veteran politician fires the starting gun on what looks to be a limited race for the Democratic nomination. Clinton starts the race with a vast amount of money and unrivalled ground operation. Few Democrats are likely [...]

  • IFS say David Cameron’s inheritance tax cut would disproportionately benefit the wealthy

    April 12, 2015

    The independent Institute for Fiscal Studies has said the Conservatives' plan, if they win the General Election, to cut inheritance tax for homes worth up to £1m would disproportionately benefit the wealthy. George Osborne told the Andrew Marr show the Tory party supported "the basic human instinct to provide for your children." Under the current [...]

  • Here’s why David Cameron’s plan for three days’ paid volunteering is bad for business

    April 10, 2015

    David Cameron's plan to offer workers three days' paid leave for volunteering has come under fire from the business world. The Prime Minister has pledged that if the Tories win the General Election up to 15m workers in the public and private sector will be able to take paid time off for volunteering. In the [...]

  • Eric Pickles car crash interview: Senior Tory struggles to explain Cameron’s paid volunteering scheme

    April 10, 2015

    Communities secretary Eric Pickles suffered a bruising encounter on Radio 4's Today programme as he struggled to explain Tory plans to give workers three days' paid leave for volunteering. David Cameron pledged a future Conservative government will offer workers in the public sector and big private companies three days' paid leave for volunteering. Large companies [...]

  • IMF’s Christine Lagarde on the three big risks to the global economy

    April 9, 2015

    Christine Lagarde, managing director of the IMF, has said that the global economy risks slipping into a "new mediocre" which implies a prolonged period of low economic growth. "[The] global recovery continues, but it is moderate, and uneven," she said ahead of the release of the IMF's economic forecasts next week. The last forecasts released in [...]

  • Defiant Greek PM Alexis Tsipras cosies up to Russian President Vladimir Putin

    April 8, 2015

    Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras risked straining relations with his Eurozone partners even further yesterday after a meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin to boost ties between the two countries. Dismissing European officials who questioned his intentions for the trip, Tsipras said: “Greece is a sovereign state – it has its undisputed right to a [...]

  • George Osborne finds magic money machine at Metro Bank

    April 8, 2015

    George Osborne may have solved the British government’s huge annual def­icit problem. He’s found a magic money machine! The chancellor was in Kingston yesterday, visiting a branch of Metro Bank in order to hail news that the challenger bank will employ 3,300 new staff, and aim to have a total of 150 branches by 2020. [...]

  • Election fatigue or just plain bored? Schoolgirl face-desks as David Cameron campaigns

    April 8, 2015

    We've all been there. The guy next to you starts banging on about politics and suddenly you feel an overwhelming urge to rest your eyes, just for a second… and before you know it, you're being rudely waken up after the snores got that little bit too loud.   And let's face it, who here [...]

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