Boris admits he hasn’t read a study he quotes to attack the EU on immigration and wages. But could he have a point anyway?
Gary Gibbon
Former minister Simon Burns said it was a joy to be in office in a Tory kaleidoscope government. It was through, he said, a kaleidoscope that all was blue and blessedly without yellow, purple or red.
Alex Thomson
Below the Forth railway bridge, in front of her 56 Westminster MPs, Nicola Queen of Scots pledges to fight austerity – and fails to mention “independence” or “referendum”.
Alex Thomson
Free speech was unquestionably denied in Glasgow today. It was shameful and it was perpetrated by people who say they will vote SNP.
Gary Gibbon
Nicola Sturgeon has arrived in the top job with perfect timing and it would seem, for many Scots, perfect casting.
With just under five weeks to go to the general election, who do the forecasters think will be left holding the keys to Downing Street?
Alex Salmond is branded “terrifying” and “arrogant” as he sets out negotiations for any post-election SNP deal with Labour.
Michael Crick, for his second Hunter S Thompson-themed tour, is in the northern part of one of Ukip’s main target seats, Boston and Skegness – a seat held by the Tories from the last election.
Gary Gibbon
The SNP is now sitting on – allowing for a bit of churning – pretty much all the Labour supporters who backed independence.
Who were the heroes and villains of 2014 for Channel 4 News’s award-winning FactCheck blog?
Gary Gibbon
Jim Murphy is expected to declare his candidacy for the leadership of Scottish Labour in the next 48 hours, but some commentators say he has too much Blairite baggage to carry off the job.
Gary Gibbon
Nick Clegg revealed that George Osborne, when he refused to implement a bigger tax threshold leap in the 2012 budget, said: “I don’t want to deliver a Lib Dem budget.”
Andy Murray says his tweet backing the Scottish independence yes campaign was “out of character” – but this is not the first time that Murray has left fans confused about where his allegiances lie.
Alex Salmond says the referendum proved 16- and 17-year-olds can be trusted to vote, and tells Scottish politicians they need to hold Westminister’s “feet to the fire” over devolution promises.
Alex Salmond’s Scottish National Party says over 22,000 people signed up since the referendum vote last Thursday, putting the party’s membership size ahead of the Liberal Democrats.