
Middle England ‘Mondeo Man’ could be a member of the British Asian community, a think tank has claimed. New research shows that David Cameron was returned to Number 10 with his unexpected Conservative majority following an increase in support from
by A.B. Sanderson25 May 2015, 6:51 AM PST0

Alex Salmond has already predicted failure for the new Conservative government only days after it was swept to power by the unexpected majority. The new MP for Gordon says Mr Cameron will have trouble legislating his manifesto pledges, especially on
by A.B. Sanderson9 May 2015, 6:32 AM PST0

Kudos to the Labour politicians, most admirably Ed Balls, who reacted to their party’s incredible defeat with good grace. Others, not so much. Take one well known left-wing tweeter: “Most terrifying of all is the Tories won as the Nasty
by Alex Wickham8 May 2015, 2:15 AM PST0

GRIMSBY, United Kingdom – UKIP have demonstrated that they are not just the party of dissatisfied Conservatives as the results in North East England show large swings to Nigel Farage’s party. With results declared in Newcastle, Gateshead, North Tyneside, South
by A.B. Sanderson7 May 2015, 10:29 PM PST0

Darlington Council is under fire for leaving off the name of the UKIP candidate on a number of the ballot papers. David Hodgson was missing from 89 ballot papers in the Harrowgate Hill ward of Darlington and was only made
by A.B. Sanderson7 May 2015, 1:16 PM PST0

Up to four million people are thought to have voted tactically today and UKIP could be one of the biggest victims, according to a YouGov poll published by The Times this morning. Peter Kellner, YouGov’s president, said that tactical voting
by Liam Deacon7 May 2015, 12:19 PM PST0

The parents of Sheffield toddler Ollie Wray were surprised to find that their two-year-old is likely to be the UK’s youngest registered voter at today’s general election. The Sheffield Star reports that Ollie brought his polling card to his father, Andy
by Sarkis Zeronian7 May 2015, 1:13 AM PST0

GLASGOW, Scotland – Scottish National Party (SNP) leader and First Minister Nicola Sturgeon will today mark the final day of the general election campaign in Edinburgh, making the case for “Scotland’s voice [to be] heard at Westminster more loudly than
by Alexander Jones6 May 2015, 10:24 AM PST0

British expats hoping to vote in tomorrow’s General Election will be unable to as ballot papers have not been sent out in time. Despite senior politicians, including David Cameron and Boris Johnson, urging Brits abroad to use their vote, reports
by A.B. Sanderson6 May 2015, 7:06 AM PST0

I’m not voting tomorrow. That’s not – at least, not only – because they’re all bastards. I’m not voting tomorrow because I think it’s time someone stood up and said the unsayable: society is becoming engineered against men, and I
by Milo Yiannopoulos6 May 2015, 5:51 AM PST0

Nick Clegg has raised doubts that he would form a second coalition with the Conservatives if an EU referendum was part of the agreement, saying: “I would never, of course, accept being part of a government that advocated withdrawal from the
by A.B. Sanderson6 May 2015, 4:43 AM PST0

The final straight of the 2015 general election is here. It has been a long, tiring emotional trip for candidates and the public alike – at least those who care. Sometimes in the rush to the finish line though things
by Breitbart London6 May 2015, 4:31 AM PST0

“Eve of poll” is one of the holy days in the liturgical calendar of the political class. It is a red-letter day for politicians, exhausted after weeks of cack-handed lying, evasions and insincere drivel. It signals to them that within
by Gerald Warner6 May 2015, 12:38 AM PST0

A man in Dorset has been hurt after he was attacked by five men because of the UKIP poster in his garden. Mark Smith was punched in the face by thugs who objected to the 8ft by 4ft poster on
by A.B. Sanderson6 May 2015, 12:19 AM PST0

GLASGOW, Scotland – Rife with yellow fever, the Scots are on the verge of giving Labour a mighty kicking on May 7th and party leader Jim Murphy knows it. According to the Scotsman, Labour has drawn up a “rescue package” of vital
by Alexander Jones5 May 2015, 6:56 AM PST0

The single currency is “irreversible” and freedom of movement within the EU a “basic principle” the European Commission President has said. Jean Claude Juncker told an audience in Belgium that an ailing Greece must stay in the eurozone or “the
by A.B. Sanderson5 May 2015, 6:21 AM PST0

A Black day awaits the British constitution and a very puzzling one for those whose misfortune it is to have to foretell the future in the entrails of a general election. The bellwether (and if one’s going to mix one’s
by Kevin Myers5 May 2015, 4:18 AM PST0

Nicola Sturgeon told party loyalists in Dumfries tonight that the prospect of a hung parliament at Westminster was a major opportunity to push “progressive politics” onto the whole UK. The First Minister pledged that SNP MPs would fight to end
by Andre Walker4 May 2015, 9:59 AM PST0

Ed Miliband’s campaign took another bashing last night when former Oasis front man and New Labour supporter Noel Gallagher called him a “f***ing communist”. In an interview with Alan Carr on his ‘Chatty Man’ programme Gallagher, said he hadn’t fallen out
by A.B. Sanderson2 May 2015, 2:51 AM PST0

An official complaint has been made to Kent Police about the contents of a BBC One programme broadcast during the election period. Senior advisers to UKIP Leader Nigel Farage have reported the prime time show ‘Have I Got News For
by A.B. Sanderson30 Apr 2015, 1:22 AM PST0

The future career of Margaret Hodge, the prominent Labour Party politician and parliamentary candidate for Barking in next week’s election, is today uncertain as critics accuse her of “hypocrisy” over allegations relating to her personal tax affairs published in The
by Sarkis Zeronian29 Apr 2015, 6:27 AM PST0

UKIP supporters are getting their own back on BBC officials who use questionable polling to limit the number of the party’s supporters who appear in the audience on political programmes. Following the leaders’ debates where Nigel Farage called the studio
by A.B. Sanderson29 Apr 2015, 6:26 AM PST0

According to Swedish economist Assar Lindbeck, “next to bombing, rent control is the most effective way to destroy a city.” He might have been talking about London in 2015. Labour leader Ed Miliband’s proposed cap on rents isn’t just a
by George Spencer29 Apr 2015, 12:44 AM PST0

On the first occasion when Anthony Lynton Blair intruded upon my consciousness, around 1994, it occurred to me I had seen pleasanter objects lying under lampposts during an epidemic of canine dysentery. My subsequent impressions were less favourable. You could
by Gerald Warner29 Apr 2015, 12:39 AM PST0

American pollster and statistician Nate Silver has admitted he has “no idea” who will be in power after the general election. Appearing on BBC One’s Panorama show last night, Silver there was “enormous uncertainty” over the outcome of the UK
by Nick Hallett28 Apr 2015, 3:43 AM PST0