* general election 2015

*Blogs

David Cameron: a cynical attempt to divide the union

Pick of the Week: Cameron’s threat to the Union

*Comment & Analysis

Nicola Sturgeon accused of increasing likelihood of Tory UK government

Sturgeon and Murphy draw battle lines during Scottish leaders’ debate

*Comment & Analysis

William Hague updates the press outside the Cabinet Office in 2010

Who gets first dibs at forming a new government?

*Blogs

‘BNP in blazers’: Race rows risk Ukip’s return to the fringes

*Blogs

Miliband and Cameron: Obsessed with narrow party interest

PMQs Verdict: A debate about the debates about the debates

*Blogs

Lord Grade, centre right, wants televised election debates cancelled

Lord Grade reveals vanishing gap between Tories and the press

*Comment & Analysis

Blair at the CBI: The former prime minister has been criticised for his choice of business arrangements since leaving office

Even as a Blairite, I wouldn’t accept Tony’s money

Featured

Final MP votes expected on assisted dying – campaigners to rally in support

Tomorrow, MPs are expected to finish the Report Stage of the Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill and cast their final votes at its Third Reading. If MPs vote in favour of the Bill, it will then head to the House of Lords for further scrutiny. Supporters of assisted dying will be gathering on… Read more »

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Scotland celebrates 20 years of humanist marriages while England and Wales still waits

Today marks the 20th anniversary of the first legally recognised humanist marriage in Scotland. Over 50,000 humanist weddings have happened since. Humanists UK congratulates Humanist Society Scotland on this momentous occasion and calls for the UK Government to act so that humanists in England and Wales can have the same right to marry in line… Read more »

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The Tory election poster over a possible Labour-SNP pact typifies the campaign so far

The British public deserves a better election than this

With Scotland threatening to split and plans afoot to strip the state to ribbons, Britain deserves more than tittle-tattle

News

An apolcayptic vision from shadow chancellor Ed Balls this morning

Apocalypse now: Labour ramps up the fear

The only thing missing from Ed Balls’ speech of spending cuts doom were the well-timed cracks of thunder and lightning. As the polls continue to drift Labour has found a new way to win the election – fear.

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