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Cameron says no TV debates without Greens
David Cameron thinks if he’s having to put up with Nigel Farage pulling away votes from him in a debate, Labour should have to put up with the Greens stealing votes off them too.
David Cameron is to meet with intelligence and security chiefs to discuss Britain’s response to the terror attacks in France, the day after joining one million marchers on the streets of Paris.
As thousands gather in Paris for a march of unity after terror attacks left 17 people dead, some residents tell Channel 4 News why they decided against joining the rally.
David Cameron thinks if he’s having to put up with Nigel Farage pulling away votes from him in a debate, Labour should have to put up with the Greens stealing votes off them too.
This will not be a decisive moment in the David Cameron renegotiation strategy. And his critics would say the prime minister has a pretty good track record at misreading the German chancellor.
Although she hails from the centre right, Angela Merkel’s political instincts are closer to Ed Miliband’s than to David Cameron’s.
It’s a new year, but old habits die hard for the spinners trading dodgy claims as the election battle begins in earnest.
For the first time in nearly a decade and a half we are not formally at war – but exactly how many “security” or “military” people we have left behind in Iraq and Afghanistan is an imprecise matter.
As the Tories release their election campaign poster, FactCheck goes behind the figures to see whether they add up, and what they’re not telling us.
Who were the heroes and villains of 2014 for Channel 4 News’s award-winning FactCheck blog?
Battle lines are drawn between the main parties as Labour comes under fire over leaked documents which appear to encourage some of its MPs and activists to avoid discussing immigration.
One Treasury source said this was “just where the graph lines happened to end up,” implying no champagne popping pencilled in for the big day five years off.
Chris Leslie MP says the George Osborne’s £2bn NHS pledge for extra NHS funding is “smoke and mirrors.” “We need to raise real revenue over a consistent period of time.”
Chancellor George Osborne says he will put an extra £2bn into front-line health services across the UK. In contrast, Labour say they will give the health service £2.5bn more with its mansion tax.
The idea of an emergency brake on EU immigration remained in David Cameron’s speech until a few days ago. But at the last moment, the prime minister pulled back.
Lukasz Szlek, who lives in Southampton, an area which has seen a big influx of EU immigrants, tells Economics Editor Paul Mason that David Cameron is to blame for anti-Polish rhetoric in the country.