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| "If 36% is the most the Tories could achieve and 34% is the least Labour is going to achieve, plot that on a seat predictor, Labour has already won." Gaming the futureLib Dem MP: 'Labour has already won' Labour is performing well enough that it has already won the general election, a Liberal Democrat MP has said. Voter apathyComment: Why won't electoral reformers talk to me? My fellow campaigners for electoral reform refuse to engage with me because I was in Ukip. Perhaps they should come down from their ivory towers. Comment: Refusing to vote is a protest against the democratic deficit Why should young people vote? The system doesn't work for us. Forgetting JFKComment: Forget JFK - this is Aldous Huxley day John F Kennedy was a sex pest drug addict. Today we should remember a true titan of political thought. In other news...Jowell fires the opening shot in Labour's London mayor fight Tessa Jowell has announced she will leave parliament at the next general election, in a move which is being widely interpreted as the opening shot in the battle for the London mayoralty. Tory MEPs fight plans for EU Army Tories in the European parliament were battling plans for what they branded an EU Army yesterday, as two separate schemes were put forward about harmonising defence spending and strategy. Boris Johnson's ticket office closures are his tuition fees moment This is as clear a broken promise by Boris as Nick Clegg's tuition fees pledge, and equally as brazen. Home Office says man who hasn't eaten for 90 days 'is fit to fly' An asylum seeker who has been on hunger strike for 90 days was today told he was 'fit to fly', suggesting plans are now under way to deport him. The Tube goes 24-hours – but at what cost? The London Underground will operate 24-hours at weekends, but at the cost of 750 jobs and the closure of all but six ticket offices, Transport for London (TfL) has announced. | CIA: UK Chemical and pharmaceutical businesses see growth aheadUK Chemical and pharmaceutical businesses see growth ahead but long term optimism restricted. NASUWT welcomes decision on teachers' pay"This announcement represents many weeks of hard work and discussion between the NASUWT and State's officials." Let Britain FlyVIDEO: Let Britain Fly. Let Britain Fly: Business chiefs demand politicians end 50 years of ditheringFailure to commit to airport expansion risks condemning the UK to being a second-rate economy until at least 2040. BSIA: Speakers announced for Scottish exporting seminarAn impressive speaker line-up has been announced for next week’s Wise Up to Exporting workshop. IET: Online block to child abuse images not enough to solve problemThe move by internet search engines to make it harder to find child abuse images online do not go far enough to solve the problem. Voice welcomes Scottish Government’s school closures responseVoice has welcomed the Scottish Government’s response on school closures. RSPCA: Man fined after meerkats, monkeys and an armadillo foundStephen Rowlands pleaded guilty to three CITIES offences at Worcester Magistrates Court. CIOT: Low income campaigners call for wider universal credit pilotLITRG is calling for the Government to introduce a revised pilot of the new universal credit system. Cogent: New Online Skillsstore for the Science IndustriesCogent and the National Skills Academy Process Industries, has today launched Skillsstore.com. NASUWT "disappointed" that Education Secretary "resorted to provocation"NASUWT comments on the ongoing dispute with the Secretary of State for Education. CPA: Construction survey indicates broader growth aheadThe Construction Trade Survey shows construction activity rose for the second consecutive quarter in Q3. |
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