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The round up of recent events (click on the links below, and it will bring up the relevant link)
- Most Tories now expect a party schism over Europe. After the ructions over the EU arrest warrant, the only question is whether the split can be postponed till after the 2015 election
- Amid increased uncertainty, Labour remains the favourite. The Labour party could still win a majority in 2015.
- Why Labour is going to pay the “British Nate Silver†almost as handsomely as Ukip did. General elections are now won far less by ideas than by algorithms
- Polling shows support for Ed Miliband in target seats – but are they really targets?
- David Lammy:Â Ed Miliband Won’t Win A Majority In 2015
- Our duty is to tell the truth about the real Ed Miliband, not to undermine him
- Labour’s Mili-madness is over. Now what?
- Next May’s election may resemble that of October 1974
- Antifrank puts the pieces of the jigsaw puzzle that is the constituency markets together.Â
- Does anyone actually want to win the next election?
- NHS will ‘crash’ without emergency £1.5billion funding next month, says health minister
- Ipsos MORI’s poll for BBC News shows decreasing trust in government as it gets less local.
- ‘Ruthless George’ Osborne can miss all his targets and still win. Voters are unconvinced by the Tory chancellor’s credibility. But they also doubt the alternatives
- There are already calls for Juncker to resign. I hate to say ‘I told you so’…Â
- Do Your Sexual Fantasies Affect the Way You Vote? Possibly NSFW
- Don’t believe in tribal politics? Take a look at how people respond to Downing Street’s cats
- George W. Bush cracks jokes about dad, urges Jeb to run at book launch
- Jehovah’s Witnesses boss: Don’t wear tight trousers, they’re designed by homosexuals
- Scientists recreate ‘Luke Skywalker’ thought control
- Drone tour of Tower of London poppies
- Army chaplain who took the Unknown Warrior’s secret to his grave
- From plastic, to prisons, to lapel: How Canada’s millions of poppies get made