Ed Davey exposes the awkward truth about free movement and infrastructure spending
You can promise all you like about infrastructure but you can't deliver on it while cutting migration.
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In Wrexham, voters are abandoning Labour over Brexit
Former miners and council tenants are just some of the voters flirting with the Tories.
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Major parties make lifelong learning pledges
Proposals to woo voters include a £10,000 “skills wallet” under the Lib Dems and Labour’s commitment to a national education service.
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Why are so many parliamentary candidates embroiled in controversy?
In the era of social media, journalists are finding it easier to dig up scandals.
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In Lewes, tactical voting could help the Lib Dems take the seat from Brexiteers
In the week that the Remain alliance was formalised, Maria Caulfield faces a challenge. If only the other parties can…
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Will Labour pay an electoral price for its anti-Semitism crisis?
As a weary Britain heads to the polls, relations between Labour and the Jewish community have reached a new low.
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Why I warned non-Jews about Jeremy Corbyn on the front page of the Jewish Chronicle
My hope is that our front page will lead to some soul searching by potential Labour voters.
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What do Labour and the Tories’ spending policies reveal about their election campaigns?
Sajid Javid pledged £22bn in new public sector spending a year. John McDonnell, as one would expect, went further.
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