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Channel 4 News political editor Gary Gibbon on George Galloway’s victory in the Bradford by-election
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How many of UKIP’s manifesto pledges could Lawrence Webb actually force through it he was to become Mayor of London? FactCheck puts a selection to the test.
Should MPs’ tax returns be made public? As the Chancellor says he would be happy to publish his, a former Tory Cabinet minister tells us it is an unwarranted invasion of privacy.
Channel 4 News political editor Gary Gibbon on George Galloway’s victory in the Bradford by-election
In 2006, Transport for London promised: “One third of Tube stations will have step-free access by 2013 and will, if possible, accelerate accessibility works ahead of the 2012 Olympics”. How did they get on? FactCheck dons its hard hat.
“The actual cash saving this year is nothing like £445. It’s £3.10, barely enough to buy you a pint of beer in a central London pub.”
He banned bendy buses but brought in Boris’s bikes – as London prepares for the mayoral vote, Channel 4 News assesses the achievements of the incumbent, affectionately known as BoJo.
Boris Johnson tells Gary Gibbon that he will never run for Westminster – or for the party leadership – and that being London Mayor is the best job in politics.
Channel 4 News Political Editor Gary Gibbon on the first hustings of the London Mayoral campaign
The leaders’ speeches on “moral capitalism” are meaningless, writes Faisal Islam. Britain is no longer in control of its people’s living standards.
Latest updates, pictures and video from the Labour autumn conference in Liverpool.
Boris Johnson got himself in hot water with fellow Conservatives when he bucked the party line on police cuts. But the Mayor of London has already angered opponents over his own record on funding the Met. FactCheck referees.
The Prime Minister says flooding London with extra officers helped calm tensions, and water cannon will be available if trouble flares up again.
As the government prepares to publish its plans to sell off some of England’s forests, it insists ancient woodland will be protected. Channel 4 News’ Julian Rush finds campaigners are not convinced.
Predictions in politics are a mug’s game: defining moments, from 9/11 to the banking collapse, often come from nowhere. But caveats aside, here’s some tips for 2011, from Gaby Hinsliff.
Counter-terror thinktanks call for inquiry into public library stocks after a Channel 4 News investigation finds hundreds of books written by radical Islamist preachers, writes Johnny McDevitt.