Politicians urged to tackle transport challenge
News Article 24 April 2005
The issue of transport is being "brushed under the carpet" in this election campaign, according to a leading campaign group.
Kennedy: We are the real alternative
News Article 23 April 2005
Charles Kennedy has said his party offers "the real alternative" to Labour.
Leaders mount weekend poll push
News Article 23 April 2005
Campaigning continues around the country this weekend as Tony Blair, Michael Howard and Charles Kennedy gear up for a renewed poll push.
Lib Dems look to boost female support
News Article 22 April 2005
In a renewed pitch for the women's vote, the Liberal Democrats have set out a range of female-friendly policies.
Scottish campaign focuses on devolved issues
News Article 22 April 2005
Voters north of the border should be glad that England's "unpleasant" debate on immigration has not reached Scotland, David Blunkett said.
Kennedy eyes Welsh breakthrough
News Article 22 April 2005
The Liberal Democrats are making "good progress" in attracting new Welsh voters, Charles Kennedy said.
Lib Dems set to focus on Iraq
Press Review 22 April 2005
Charles Kennedy will next week attack the government over the conflict in Iraq.
Kennedy targets shadow Cabinet
Press Review 22 April 2005
Charles Kennedy was yesterday campaigning in key marginals where his party hopes to make gains at the expense of senior Conservatives.
Hughes asks for help to defeat top Tories
News Article 21 April 2005
Simon Hughes has called on Labour voters to help the Liberal Democrats defeat senior Conservatives.
Polls shows parties 'flatlining'
News Article 21 April 2005
Halfway through the campaign, the latest Guardian/ICM election poll shows that support for the three major parties has hardly changed since April 5.
Parties woo Welsh voters
News Article 21 April 2005
Election campaigning in Wales is continuing, with the emphasis shifting to schools, families and the economy.
Labour promises to slash crime
News Article 21 April 2005
As new figures point to a fall in crime levels, the prime minister has committed Labour to delivering a further 15 per cent reduction.
Kennedy: We're not soft on criminals
News Article 21 April 2005
The Liberal Democrats have focused their election campaign on crime and helping students.
Parties warned against gender stereotypes
News Article 21 April 2005
Politicians of all parties are at risk of stereotyping women during the current election campaign, the Fawcett Society has said.
Simon Hughes - Liberal Democrat president
Interview 21 April 2005
Liberal Democrat president Simon Hughes on why Labour voters should help 'decapitate' the Tories and what will happen to his party after the election.
