* general election 2015

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Osborne prepares to present his Budget to the Commons

Labour’s meekness has given Osborne the cover to savage the working poor

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Alienation: The baffling results of UK elections did little to convince Chinese students of the value of democracy

Comment: The UK election was so unfair it put my Chinese students off democracy

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Owning a home, going on holiday: If Labour listens to the people of Nuneaton, it'll be better placed to win next time

Comment: If Labour wants to win again it must learn from what happened in Nuneaton

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Nikileaks: Former Scottish secretary admits Sturgeon leak

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Ed Miliband, Nigel Farage and Nick Clegg: Two down, one out

Pick of the Week: Ukip down and Labour out

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Chuka Umunna announces his leadership bid in Swindon

Umunna stands for Labour leadership – but is there content behind the surface?

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Tory victory: But social workers will still care for the disenfranchised

Comment: Whatever the election result, we social workers will stand up for the disenfranchised

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The Government’s 10 Year Health Plan – MDU response

Ahead of tomorrow’s launch of the Government’s long-awaited 10 Year Health Plan for the NHS, the Medical Defence Union (MDU) has responded to the details announced so far. Dr Matthew Lee, Chief Executive of the MDU, said: On the 10 Year Health Plan overall “This is a big moment for the NHS. Our members are… Read more »

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BASC welcomes sensible delay to muirburn licensing rollout

The British Association for Shooting and Conservation (BASC) has welcomed the Scottish Government’s decision to postpone the implementation of muirburn licensing. The government had planned to introduce a licensing scheme ahead of 15 September – the start of the new muirburn season. However, a range of organisations, including BASC, raised serious concerns about the readiness… Read more »

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Turns out Farage isn't quitting after all

Farage’s fake promise to quit shows he’s as slippery as any politician

Ukip leader Nigel Farage’s promise to quit if he didn’t win South Thanet appears to have been more of a aspiration

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Delegates to the Scottish Labour party conference listen in silence. The fiery debates which used to typify conferences are a thing of the past.

Until Labour becomes democratic, it doesn’t deserve your membership

Labour could turn itself into a grassroots movement channeling the passion of potential supporters – but its control freakery stops it even trying. The defeat of general election 2015 will happen again unless it gets radical.

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