Respect and Veritas launch manifestos
Press Review 15 April 2005
Former Westminster insiders, George Galloway and Robert Kilroy-Silk, yesterday launched their respective party manifestos with policies pitched at poorer voters who deserve a "fairer" deal.
Blair in new postal vote row
Press Review 15 April 2005
Tony Blair is defying the advice of returning officers on the conduct of postal ballots, by promoting the "farming" of mail vote applications.
Five-point lead for Labour, says YouGov
Press Review 15 April 2005
Labour is five points ahead of the Conservatives, according to a YouGov poll for Friday's Telegraph.
Poll analysis: Friday April 15
News Article 15 April 2005
MORI chairman Sir Robert Worcester analyses the latest opinion poll data.
Campaign analysis: Friday April 15
News Article 15 April 2005
Daniel Forman's campaign analysis.
Editor's factfile: Friday April 15
News Article 15 April 2005
A daily guide to the rules, procedures and issues involved in the May 5 general election.
Issue of the day: The economy
News Article 15 April 2005
Party spokesmen debate the state of the British economy.
Constituency profile: Erewash
News Article 15 April 2005
ePolitix.com profiles the key constituencies in the general election.
Spin machine: Manifestos
News Article 14 April 2005
A comparison of the Labour, Conservative and Liberal Democrat manifestos.
Poll analysis: Thursday April 14
News Article 14 April 2005
MORI chairman Sir Robert Worcester analyses the latest opinion poll data.
Editor's factfile: Thursday April 14
News Article 14 April 2005
A daily guide to the rules, procedures and issues involved in the May 5 general election.
Campaign analysis: Thursday April 14
News Article 14 April 2005
Daniel Forman's campaign analysis.
Campaign in pictures: Day four
News Article 14 April 2005
ePolitix.com selects a key photo from the campaign trail.
Constituency Profile: Dumfries and Galloway
News Article 14 April 2005
ePolitix.com profiles the key constituencies in the general election.
Issue of the day: Red tape
News Article 14 April 2005
Party spokesmen debate plans to tackle the problems of red tape.
