Party Politics
Phoenix Group (“Phoenix”), the UK’s largest long term savings and retirement business, is today announcing it is establishing Phoenix Insights, a new centre of research and ideas that will drive forward greater public engagement and challenge society to help everyone live better longer lives. Phoenix recognises that to realise the potential of longer lives, there… Read more »
BASC will use its Fighting Fund to back heather burning after Wild Justice announced the launch of its latest legal challenge. Wild Justice – run by Chris Packham, Ruth Tingay and Mark Avery – is seeking a judicial review to challenge regulations governing the burning of heather, rough grass, bracken and gorse on peat deeper… Read more »
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Gordon Brown is increasingly expected to call an early election as his own popularity contrasts with David Cameron’s dwindling fortune. However, the precise timing of the election remains uncertain as the prime minister considers the competing factors driving his decision, including the state of the economy and Labour’s own financial problems. Opinion has broadly solidified… Read more »
David Cameron has been urged to stick to the centre ground, despite increasing dissent among backbenchers and party activists. George Bridges, Mr Cameron’s former Europe minister who quit over the grammar school row, hit out at the party leader over the weekend. He claimed Mr Cameron has been overly focused on liberal metropolitan voters and… Read more »
