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Economy, Business & Finance
The first page of Labour's manifesto is out a bit earlier than the rest. It contains one commitment we're likely to hear heavily debated in the next three and a bit weeks: Read
Today marks the launch of the Labour party manifesto, due to set out their vision for government. This is the focus of many of the newspaper front pages. The Mirror … Read
Immigration
There is no single "correct" answer to the question of how much migrants contribute to public finances. Read
Economy, Business & Finance
"Under the last Labour government the tax gap was falling by £1.5bn a year on average between 2005-06 and 2009-10. But under the Tories it has been increasing by an … Read
Immigration
The number of enforced removals of people without authorization to remain have gradually fallen since 2005. Read
The Sunday Express leads with a Conservative pledge to "kill the hated Death Duty", a story also covered by the Telegraph, the Express, the Mail and the Times. Cameron's promise … Read
Health
The future shortfall in funding faced by the NHS in England will depend on the level of cost savings the NHS achieves. Read
Economy, Business & Finance
"In this five years, the national debt has doubled, from £850 billion to £1.5 trillion"—Nigel Farage, 2 April 2015 "Mr Cameron will NOT admit that his party has DOUBLED the … Read
We might be entering the home straight in the election campaign, but it's rather a different race occupying the minds of many journalists today. Read
Economy, Business & Finance
The Conservatives have promised to continue the current freeze in regulated rail fares for the next five years. This means that while those rail fares will still increase, they won't … Read
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