Labour bids to move campaign on from Iraq
News Article 29 April 2005
Tony Blair and Gordon Brown have sought to move the election focus on from the war in Iraq, unveiling a new set of posters on their economic record.
Leaders feel the heat in TV trial
Press Review 29 April 2005
The three main UK party leaders were laid into by an irreverent and often hostile TV audience last night, in the first-ever live television election debate.
Labour sets out business proposals
Press Review 29 April 2005
Labour published its business manifesto on Thursday, a central plank of which was its commitment to "tackling red tape at home and abroad."
Think tanks differ over Labour and economy
Press Review 29 April 2005
Two think tanks have offered opposing views of Labour's economic policies.
Blair anoints Brown as next PM
Press Review 29 April 2005
The Times reports that Tony Blair will anoint Gordon Brown as his successor today in a bid to shift attention away from the Iraq issue.
PM on defensive over Iraq row
Press Review 29 April 2005
The Iraq war dominated the campaign agenda yesterday.
Labour 'failing on health and wealth inequalities'
News Article 29 April 2005
The government has failed to address inequalities in both health and wealth, a new report has found.
Blair and Brown woo business vote
News Article 28 April 2005
Labour has launched its business manifesto in a bid to refocus the election agenda to the economy.
Advice reveals Lord Goldsmith's doubts
News Article 28 April 2005
The government has broken with precedent and published the full text of the attorney general's March 7 legal advice to the prime minister.
Iraq war advice in full
News Article 28 April 2005
The full text of the note to the prime minister from the attorney general on March 7, 2003.
Blair plays down 'damp squib' war advice
News Article 28 April 2005
Tony Blair has played down the release of the attorney general's advice on Iraq, dismissing it as a "damp squib".
Howard: Advice justifies attacks on Blair
News Article 28 April 2005
Michael Howard has defended his decision to call Tony Blair a "liar" following the latest revelations on Iraq.
Unpopular Blair still seen as best PM
News Article 28 April 2005
Despite doubts about the honesty and trustworthiness of Tony Blair, the public still prefers him to Michael Howard as a prime minister, according to a new poll.
'Cool Britannia set' still voting Labour
Press Review 28 April 2005
Today's Independent questions whether Labour's 'Cool Britannia' supporters, who attended a Downing Street party in 1997, are still voting for Tony Blair in this election.
Labour publishes strategy to help business
Press Review 28 April 2005
Labour will today attempt to move the agenda on from Iraq by publishing the party's business manifesto.
