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1. In a bad sign for Boris Johnson, Britain's Conservatives lose parliament seat they held for nearly 200 years

Author

Adam, Karla

Subjects
Prime ministers -- Public opinion, Legislators -- Elections -- Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, General interest, News, opinion and commentary, Conservative Party (United Kingdom) -- Public opinion, Liberal Democratic Party (United Kingdom) -- Public opinion
Abstract

Byline: Karla Adam LONDON - Boris Johnson's ruling Conservative Party lost a seat the party has safely held for almost 200 years on Friday, in a fresh blow to the [...]

Published
2021

2. Funeral procession of the Tories: how Cameronism went wrong

Author

O'Sullivan, John

Subjects
United Kingdom -- Political aspects, Elections -- Planning, Public opinion polls, Company business planning, Political science, Conservative Party (United Kingdom) -- Public opinion, UK Independence Party -- Public opinion, Liberal Democratic Party (United Kingdom) -- Public opinion
Abstract

The parliamentary constituency of Eastleigh, situated on the southern English coast between Southampton and Winchester, is an agglomeration of small towns and villages with such names as Butlocks Heath, Hamble-le-Rice, [...]

Published
2013

3. When the state starts arresting people with iced cakes, it really is time to change the law, or for ministers to start wearing khaki

Author

Thomas, Mark

Subjects
Liberal Democratic Party (United Kingdom) -- Public opinion, Demonstrations -- Laws, regulations and rules -- United Kingdom -- Public opinion, Literature/writing, Political science, Government regulation, Public opinion, Laws, regulations and rules
Abstract

Charles Kennedy is a recovering alcoholic. Mark Oaten has a predilection for rent-boy rough action. It has taken some time, but finally the Lib Dems are starting to behave like [...]

Published
2006

4. Liberal Democrats face test over budget cuts

Author

Macdonald, Alistair

Subjects
United Kingdom -- Political aspects, United Kingdom -- Economic policy, Budget deficits -- Management, Coalition governments -- Economic policy, Coalition governments -- Evaluation, Economic policy -- Analysis, Economic policy -- Planning, National budgets -- Management, National budgets -- Public opinion, Public debts -- Management, Politics -- Forecasts and trends, Prime ministers -- Political activity, Prime ministers -- Economic policy, Prime ministers -- Evaluation, Expenditures, Public -- Control, Expenditures, Public -- Planning, Public opinion -- Analysis, Company business management, Market trend/market analysis, Company business planning, News, opinion and commentary, Conservative Party (United Kingdom) -- Political activity, Conservative Party (United Kingdom) -- Economic policy, Conservative Party (United Kingdom) -- Officials and employees, Liberal Democratic Party (United Kingdom) -- Political activity, Liberal Democratic Party (United Kingdom) -- Officials and employees, Liberal Democratic Party (United Kingdom) -- Public opinion
Published
2010

5. U.K. conservatives clinch coalition; Cameron, succeeding Brown as Prime Minister, will share power with Liberal Democrats amid economic turmoil

Author

MacDonald, Alistair and Norman, Laurence

Subjects
United Kingdom -- Political aspects, United Kingdom -- Elections, United Kingdom -- Economic aspects, Coalition governments -- Organization formation, Economic conditions -- Analysis, Economic policy -- Planning, Elections -- Analysis, Politicians -- Public opinion, Politicians -- Political activity, Politicians -- Evaluation, Politics -- Forecasts and trends, Company business planning, Market trend/market analysis, News, opinion and commentary, Conservative Party (United Kingdom) -- Political activity, Conservative Party (United Kingdom) -- Alliances and partnerships, Conservative Party (United Kingdom) -- Officials and employees, Conservative Party (United Kingdom) -- Public opinion, Labour Party (United Kingdom) -- Political activity, Labour Party (United Kingdom) -- Officials and employees, Labour Party (United Kingdom) -- Public opinion, Liberal Democratic Party (United Kingdom) -- Political activity, Liberal Democratic Party (United Kingdom) -- Alliances and partnerships, Liberal Democratic Party (United Kingdom) -- Officials and employees, Liberal Democratic Party (United Kingdom) -- Public opinion
Abstract

Following the resignation of Gordon Brown, the British Prime Minister and leader of the defeated Labour Party, David Cameron, the leader of the Conservative Party, will become Prime Minister after his party secured a coalition with the Liberal Democratic Party. The results of the British election left no party with a clear majority, hence the need for a coalition.

Published
2010

6. Brown to resign, as confusion reigns; U.K. Prime Minister says he plans to depart in months, clearing way for Labour Party to court Liberal Democrats

Author

MacDonald, Alistair

Subjects
United Kingdom -- Political aspects, United Kingdom -- Elections, Elections -- Forecasts and trends, Politics -- Forecasts and trends, Prime ministers -- Appointments, resignations and dismissals, Prime ministers -- Evaluation, Prime ministers -- Public opinion, Public opinion -- Analysis, Market trend/market analysis, News, opinion and commentary, Conservative Party (United Kingdom) -- Political activity, Conservative Party (United Kingdom) -- Officials and employees, Conservative Party (United Kingdom) -- Public opinion, Labour Party (United Kingdom) -- Political activity, Labour Party (United Kingdom) -- Officials and employees, Labour Party (United Kingdom) -- Public opinion, Liberal Democratic Party (United Kingdom) -- Political activity, Liberal Democratic Party (United Kingdom) -- Officials and employees, Liberal Democratic Party (United Kingdom) -- Public opinion
Published
2010

7. Politics skip across the pond

Author

Seib, Gerald F.

Subjects
United Kingdom -- Political aspects, United Kingdom -- Elections, United States -- Political aspects, United States -- Elections, Politics -- Forecasts and trends, Public opinion -- Analysis, British -- Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Elections -- Forecasts and trends, Politicians -- Evaluation, Politicians -- Public opinion, Politicians -- Political activity, Market trend/market analysis, News, opinion and commentary, Conservative Party (United Kingdom) -- Political activity, Conservative Party (United Kingdom) -- Officials and employees, Conservative Party (United Kingdom) -- Public opinion, Democratic Party (United States) -- Political activity, Democratic Party (United States) -- Evaluation, Democratic Party (United States) -- Officials and employees, Labour Party (United Kingdom) -- Political activity, Labour Party (United Kingdom) -- Officials and employees, Labour Party (United Kingdom) -- Public opinion, Liberal Democratic Party (United Kingdom) -- Political activity, Liberal Democratic Party (United Kingdom) -- Officials and employees, Liberal Democratic Party (United Kingdom) -- Public opinion, Republican Party (United States) -- Officials and employees, Republican Party (United States) -- Political activity, Republican Party (United States) -- Public opinion
Published
2010

8. U.K. parties' coalition talks inch forward; Conservatives and Liberal Democrats fail to forge a power-sharing pact as Brown faces increased pressure to step aside

Author

MacDonald, Alistair, Norman, Laurence, and Shah, Neil

Subjects
United Kingdom -- Political aspects, United Kingdom -- Elections, British -- Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Coalition governments -- Organization formation, Coalition governments -- Alliances and partnerships, Elections -- Forecasts and trends, Politicians -- Public opinion, Politicians -- Political activity, Politicians -- Alliances and partnerships, Politicians -- Evaluation, Politics -- Forecasts and trends, Public opinion -- Analysis, Market trend/market analysis, News, opinion and commentary, Conservative Party (United Kingdom) -- Political activity, Conservative Party (United Kingdom) -- Media coverage, Conservative Party (United Kingdom) -- Officials and employees, Conservative Party (United Kingdom) -- Public opinion, Conservative Party (United Kingdom) -- Alliances and partnerships, Labour Party (United Kingdom) -- Media coverage, Labour Party (United Kingdom) -- Political activity, Labour Party (United Kingdom) -- Officials and employees, Labour Party (United Kingdom) -- Public opinion, Labour Party (United Kingdom) -- Alliances and partnerships, Liberal Democratic Party (United Kingdom) -- Political activity, Liberal Democratic Party (United Kingdom) -- Media coverage, Liberal Democratic Party (United Kingdom) -- Officials and employees, Liberal Democratic Party (United Kingdom) -- Public opinion, Liberal Democratic Party (United Kingdom) -- Alliances and partnerships
Published
2010

9. Muddled Britain

Subjects
United Kingdom -- Political aspects, United Kingdom -- Elections, United Kingdom -- Economic aspects, United Kingdom -- Economic policy, British -- Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Elections -- Forecasts and trends, Politicians -- Public opinion, Politicians -- Political activity, Politicians -- Evaluation, Politics -- Forecasts and trends, Public opinion -- Analysis, Budget deficits -- Management, Economic policy -- Analysis, Market trend/market analysis, Company business management, News, opinion and commentary, Conservative Party (United Kingdom) -- Political activity, Conservative Party (United Kingdom) -- Officials and employees, Conservative Party (United Kingdom) -- Public opinion, Labour Party (United Kingdom) -- Political activity, Labour Party (United Kingdom) -- Officials and employees, Labour Party (United Kingdom) -- Public opinion, Liberal Democratic Party (United Kingdom) -- Political activity, Liberal Democratic Party (United Kingdom) -- Officials and employees, Liberal Democratic Party (United Kingdom) -- Public opinion
Published
2010

10. Concluding Labour's era of optimism, a hangover

Author

Rohwedder, Cecilie

Subjects
United Kingdom -- Political aspects, United Kingdom -- Elections, United Kingdom -- Economic aspects, British -- Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Politicians -- Public opinion, Politicians -- Political activity, Politicians -- Evaluation, Politics -- Forecasts and trends, Public opinion -- Analysis, Elections -- Forecasts and trends, Economic conditions -- Forecasts and trends, Market trend/market analysis, News, opinion and commentary, Conservative Party (United Kingdom) -- Political activity, Conservative Party (United Kingdom) -- Officials and employees, Conservative Party (United Kingdom) -- Public opinion, Labour Party (United Kingdom) -- Political activity, Labour Party (United Kingdom) -- Officials and employees, Labour Party (United Kingdom) -- Public opinion, Liberal Democratic Party (United Kingdom) -- Political activity, Liberal Democratic Party (United Kingdom) -- Officials and employees, Liberal Democratic Party (United Kingdom) -- Public opinion
Published
2010

11. Liberal Democrats' sudden surge ends in another surprise turn

Author

Sonne, Paul

Subjects
United Kingdom -- Political aspects, United Kingdom -- Elections, Public opinion -- Analysis, British -- Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Campaign debates -- Media coverage, Elections -- Forecasts and trends, Politicians -- Public opinion, Politicians -- Political activity, Politicians -- Media coverage, Politicians -- Evaluation, Politics -- Forecasts and trends, Investments -- Management, Personal finance -- Investments, Personal finance -- Management, Portfolio management -- Methods, Stocks -- Evaluation, Stocks -- Prices and rates, Investment analysis, Market trend/market analysis, Company business management, Company investment, Company pricing policy, News, opinion and commentary, Conservative Party (United Kingdom) -- Political activity, Conservative Party (United Kingdom) -- Media coverage, Conservative Party (United Kingdom) -- Officials and employees, Conservative Party (United Kingdom) -- Public opinion, Labour Party (United Kingdom) -- Media coverage, Labour Party (United Kingdom) -- Political activity, Labour Party (United Kingdom) -- Officials and employees, Labour Party (United Kingdom) -- Public opinion, Liberal Democratic Party (United Kingdom) -- Political activity, Liberal Democratic Party (United Kingdom) -- Media coverage, Liberal Democratic Party (United Kingdom) -- Officials and employees, Liberal Democratic Party (United Kingdom) -- Public opinion
Published
2010

12. Tory modernizer seeks to reclaim a victory

Author

MacDonald, Alistair

Subjects
United Kingdom -- Political aspects, United Kingdom -- Elections, Elections -- Forecasts and trends, Politicians -- Public opinion, Politicians -- Political activity, Politicians -- Evaluation, Politics -- Forecasts and trends, Market trend/market analysis, News, opinion and commentary, Conservative Party (United Kingdom) -- Political activity, Conservative Party (United Kingdom) -- Officials and employees, Conservative Party (United Kingdom) -- Public opinion, Labour Party (United Kingdom) -- Political activity, Labour Party (United Kingdom) -- Officials and employees, Labour Party (United Kingdom) -- Public opinion, Liberal Democratic Party (United Kingdom) -- Political activity, Liberal Democratic Party (United Kingdom) -- Officials and employees, Liberal Democratic Party (United Kingdom) -- Public opinion
Published
2010

13. U.K. parties start post-election battle; deal-making to break 'hung parliament' deadlock begins; Labour and Conservatives both make offers to third party

Author

MacDonald, Alistair and Bryan-Low, Cassell

Subjects
United Kingdom. Parliament -- Elections, United Kingdom. Parliament -- Membership, United Kingdom -- Political aspects, United Kingdom -- Elections, Elections -- Forecasts and trends, Legislative bodies -- United Kingdom, Legislative bodies -- Elections, Legislative bodies -- Membership, Politicians -- Public opinion, Politicians -- Political activity, Politicians -- Evaluation, Politics -- Forecasts and trends, Market trend/market analysis, News, opinion and commentary, Conservative Party (United Kingdom) -- Political activity, Conservative Party (United Kingdom) -- Officials and employees, Conservative Party (United Kingdom) -- Public opinion, Conservative Party (United Kingdom) -- Alliances and partnerships, Labour Party (United Kingdom) -- Political activity, Labour Party (United Kingdom) -- Officials and employees, Labour Party (United Kingdom) -- Public opinion, Labour Party (United Kingdom) -- Alliances and partnerships, Liberal Democratic Party (United Kingdom) -- Political activity, Liberal Democratic Party (United Kingdom) -- Officials and employees, Liberal Democratic Party (United Kingdom) -- Public opinion, Liberal Democratic Party (United Kingdom) -- Alliances and partnerships
Published
2010

14. British voters turn out, and some are turned away

Author

Sonne, Paul, Enrich, David, and Whalen, Jeanne

Subjects
United Kingdom -- Political aspects, United Kingdom -- Elections, United Kingdom -- Economic aspects, United Kingdom -- Economic policy, British -- Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Elections -- Forecasts and trends, Politics -- Forecasts and trends, Prime ministers -- Public opinion, Prime ministers -- Political activity, Prime ministers -- Evaluation, Prime ministers -- Economic policy, Public opinion -- Analysis, Market trend/market analysis, News, opinion and commentary, Conservative Party (United Kingdom) -- Political activity, Conservative Party (United Kingdom) -- Officials and employees, Conservative Party (United Kingdom) -- Public opinion, Labour Party (United Kingdom) -- Political activity, Labour Party (United Kingdom) -- Officials and employees, Labour Party (United Kingdom) -- Public opinion, Liberal Democratic Party (United Kingdom) -- Political activity, Liberal Democratic Party (United Kingdom) -- Officials and employees, Liberal Democratic Party (United Kingdom) -- Public opinion
Published
2010

15. A 'hung parliament' would spur deals; Cameron faces negotiations with other parties to form U.K. government, but Prime Minister Brown could stay at helm

Author

Bryan-Low, Cassell

Subjects
United Kingdom. Parliament -- Membership, United Kingdom -- Political aspects, United Kingdom -- Elections, Elections -- Forecasts and trends, Legislative bodies -- United Kingdom, Legislative bodies -- Membership, National government -- Organization formation, Politics -- Forecasts and trends, Market trend/market analysis, News, opinion and commentary, Conservative Party (United Kingdom) -- Political activity, Conservative Party (United Kingdom) -- Officials and employees, Conservative Party (United Kingdom) -- Public opinion, Labour Party (United Kingdom) -- Political activity, Labour Party (United Kingdom) -- Officials and employees, Labour Party (United Kingdom) -- Public opinion, Liberal Democratic Party (United Kingdom) -- Political activity, Liberal Democratic Party (United Kingdom) -- Officials and employees, Liberal Democratic Party (United Kingdom) -- Public opinion
Published
2010

16. Tories take lead in close U.K. vote

Author

MacDonald, Alistair

Subjects
United Kingdom -- Political aspects, United Kingdom -- Elections, Elections -- Forecasts and trends, Voting -- Analysis, British -- Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Politicians -- Public opinion, Politicians -- Political activity, Politicians -- Evaluation, Politics -- Forecasts and trends, Public opinion polls -- Analysis, Market trend/market analysis, News, opinion and commentary, Conservative Party (United Kingdom) -- Political activity, Conservative Party (United Kingdom) -- Officials and employees, Conservative Party (United Kingdom) -- Public opinion, Labour Party (United Kingdom) -- Political activity, Labour Party (United Kingdom) -- Officials and employees, Labour Party (United Kingdom) -- Public opinion, Liberal Democratic Party (United Kingdom) -- Political activity, Liberal Democratic Party (United Kingdom) -- Officials and employees, Liberal Democratic Party (United Kingdom) -- Public opinion
Abstract

As the British election early returns come in, it appears that the Conservative Party has the lead, but will not have a majority in Parliament. This means that the party, led by David Cameron, will have to make deals in order to determines who controls the government.

Published
2010

17. Close election could 'hang' parliament

Author

Bryan-Low, Cassell

Subjects
United Kingdom. Parliament -- Membership, United Kingdom -- Political aspects, United Kingdom -- Elections, British -- Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Elections -- Forecasts and trends, Politicians -- Public opinion, Politicians -- Political activity, Politicians -- Evaluation, Politics -- Forecasts and trends, Legislative bodies -- United Kingdom, Legislative bodies -- Membership, Market trend/market analysis, News, opinion and commentary, Conservative Party (United Kingdom) -- Political activity, Conservative Party (United Kingdom) -- Officials and employees, Conservative Party (United Kingdom) -- Public opinion, Labour Party (United Kingdom) -- Political activity, Labour Party (United Kingdom) -- Officials and employees, Labour Party (United Kingdom) -- Public opinion, Liberal Democratic Party (United Kingdom) -- Political activity, Liberal Democratic Party (United Kingdom) -- Officials and employees, Liberal Democratic Party (United Kingdom) -- Public opinion
Published
2010

18. Brown scrambles for votes as U.K. poll nears; prime minister, trailing conservatives, tours country in bid to save his job

Author

MacDonald, Alistair and Parkinson, Joe

Subjects
United Kingdom -- Political aspects, United Kingdom -- Elections, British -- Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Politicians -- Public opinion, Politicians -- Political activity, Politicians -- Evaluation, Politics -- Forecasts and trends, Public opinion -- Analysis, Elections -- Forecasts and trends, Prime ministers -- Political activity, Prime ministers -- Public opinion, Prime ministers -- Evaluation, Market trend/market analysis, News, opinion and commentary, Conservative Party (United Kingdom) -- Political activity, Conservative Party (United Kingdom) -- Officials and employees, Conservative Party (United Kingdom) -- Public opinion, Labour Party (United Kingdom) -- Political activity, Labour Party (United Kingdom) -- Officials and employees, Labour Party (United Kingdom) -- Public opinion, Liberal Democratic Party (United Kingdom) -- Political activity, Liberal Democratic Party (United Kingdom) -- Public opinion
Published
2010

19. In the longest-running joke in politics, life imitates farce; Britain's Loony Party feuds over bookies and term limits; glue and chocolate

Author

Sonne, Paul and MacDonald, Alistair

Subjects
United Kingdom -- Political aspects, United Kingdom -- Elections, British -- Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Politicians -- Public opinion, Politicians -- Political activity, Politicians -- Evaluation, Politics -- Forecasts and trends, Politics -- Humor and anecdotes, Public opinion -- Analysis, Elections -- Forecasts and trends, Political parties -- United Kingdom, Political parties -- Political activity, Political parties -- Public opinion, Political parties -- Humor and anecdotes, Wit and humor, Eccentrics and eccentricities, Market trend/market analysis, News, opinion and commentary, Conservative Party (United Kingdom) -- Political activity, Conservative Party (United Kingdom) -- Public opinion, Labour Party (United Kingdom) -- Political activity, Labour Party (United Kingdom) -- Public opinion, Liberal Democratic Party (United Kingdom) -- Political activity, Liberal Democratic Party (United Kingdom) -- Public opinion
Published
2010

20. Race shifts as some Brits sour on immigration; influx of foreigners remade quaint town, some say, spurring a disaffection that could cost Labour votes

Author

MacDonald, Alistair

Subjects
United Kingdom -- Political aspects, United Kingdom -- Elections, Boston, England -- Social aspects, Boston, England -- Political aspects, British -- Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Politicians -- Public opinion, Politicians -- Political activity, Politicians -- Evaluation, Politics -- Forecasts and trends, Public opinion -- Analysis, Elections -- Forecasts and trends, Emigration and immigration -- Public opinion, Immigrants -- Public opinion, Market trend/market analysis, News, opinion and commentary, Conservative Party (United Kingdom) -- Political activity, Conservative Party (United Kingdom) -- Officials and employees, Conservative Party (United Kingdom) -- Public opinion, Labour Party (United Kingdom) -- Political activity, Labour Party (United Kingdom) -- Officials and employees, Labour Party (United Kingdom) -- Public opinion, Liberal Democratic Party (United Kingdom) -- Political activity, Liberal Democratic Party (United Kingdom) -- Officials and employees, Liberal Democratic Party (United Kingdom) -- Public opinion
Published
2010

21. U.K. candidates chase swing seats; conservatives face challenges in places like Tynemouth to convert poll lead to parliament majority

Author

Norman, Laurence and Parkinson, Joe

Subjects
United Kingdom -- Political aspects, United Kingdom -- Elections, British -- Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Elections -- Forecasts and trends, Politicians -- Public opinion, Politicians -- Political activity, Politicians -- Evaluation, Politics -- Forecasts and trends, Public opinion -- Analysis, Cities and towns -- Political aspects, Market trend/market analysis, News, opinion and commentary, Conservative Party (United Kingdom) -- Political activity, Conservative Party (United Kingdom) -- Officials and employees, Conservative Party (United Kingdom) -- Public opinion, Labour Party (United Kingdom) -- Political activity, Labour Party (United Kingdom) -- Officials and employees, Labour Party (United Kingdom) -- Public opinion, Liberal Democratic Party (United Kingdom) -- Political activity, Liberal Democratic Party (United Kingdom) -- Officials and employees, Liberal Democratic Party (United Kingdom) -- Public opinion
Published
2010

22. Parties' digital efforts fall short

Author

Sonne, Paul

Subjects
United Kingdom -- Political aspects, United Kingdom -- Elections, British -- Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Elections -- Forecasts and trends, Internet/Web advertising -- Evaluation, Internet/Web advertising -- Public opinion, Electioneering -- Evaluation, Political campaigns -- Evaluation, Politicians -- Public opinion, Politicians -- Political activity, Politicians -- Media coverage, Politicians -- Evaluation, Politics -- Forecasts and trends, Public opinion -- Analysis, Web sites -- Evaluation, Internet/Web advertising, Company Web site/Web page, Market trend/market analysis, News, opinion and commentary, Conservative Party (United Kingdom) -- Political activity, Conservative Party (United Kingdom) -- Media coverage, Conservative Party (United Kingdom) -- Officials and employees, Conservative Party (United Kingdom) -- Public opinion, Labour Party (United Kingdom) -- Media coverage, Labour Party (United Kingdom) -- Political activity, Labour Party (United Kingdom) -- Officials and employees, Labour Party (United Kingdom) -- Public opinion, Liberal Democratic Party (United Kingdom) -- Political activity, Liberal Democratic Party (United Kingdom) -- Media coverage, Liberal Democratic Party (United Kingdom) -- Officials and employees, Liberal Democratic Party (United Kingdom) -- Public opinion
Published
2010

23. Britain's roller-coaster election

Author

Darwal, Rupert

Subjects
United Kingdom -- Political aspects, United Kingdom -- Elections, British -- Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Campaign debates -- Media coverage, Politicians -- Public opinion, Politicians -- Political activity, Politicians -- Media coverage, Politicians -- Evaluation, Politics -- Forecasts and trends, Public opinion -- Analysis, Elections -- Forecasts and trends, Market trend/market analysis, News, opinion and commentary, Conservative Party (United Kingdom) -- Political activity, Conservative Party (United Kingdom) -- Media coverage, Conservative Party (United Kingdom) -- Officials and employees, Conservative Party (United Kingdom) -- Public opinion, Labour Party (United Kingdom) -- Media coverage, Labour Party (United Kingdom) -- Political activity, Labour Party (United Kingdom) -- Officials and employees, Labour Party (United Kingdom) -- Public opinion, Liberal Democratic Party (United Kingdom) -- Political activity, Liberal Democratic Party (United Kingdom) -- Media coverage, Liberal Democratic Party (United Kingdom) -- Officials and employees, Liberal Democratic Party (United Kingdom) -- Public opinion
Published
2010

24. Tories extend U.K. poll lead; Cameron aims to seal deal as Brown, Clegg scramble; hung parliament possible

Author

Norman, Laurence, MacDonald, Alistair, and Hannon, Paul

Subjects
United Kingdom -- Political aspects, United Kingdom -- Elections, British -- Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Elections -- Forecasts and trends, Politicians -- Public opinion, Politicians -- Political activity, Politicians -- Evaluation, Politics -- Forecasts and trends, Public opinion -- Analysis, Market trend/market analysis, News, opinion and commentary, Conservative Party (United Kingdom) -- Political activity, Conservative Party (United Kingdom) -- Officials and employees, Conservative Party (United Kingdom) -- Public opinion, Labour Party (United Kingdom) -- Political activity, Labour Party (United Kingdom) -- Officials and employees, Labour Party (United Kingdom) -- Public opinion, Liberal Democratic Party (United Kingdom) -- Political activity, Liberal Democratic Party (United Kingdom) -- Officials and employees, Liberal Democratic Party (United Kingdom) -- Public opinion
Published
2010

25. Banks complicate stances on policy

Author

Enrich, David and MacDonald, Alistair

Subjects
United Kingdom -- Political aspects, United Kingdom -- Elections, British -- Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Politicians -- Public opinion, Politicians -- Political activity, Politicians -- Evaluation, Politics -- Forecasts and trends, Public opinion -- Analysis, Elections -- Forecasts and trends, Banking industry -- Public opinion, Banks (Finance) -- Public opinion, Banking industry, Market trend/market analysis, News, opinion and commentary, Conservative Party (United Kingdom) -- Political activity, Conservative Party (United Kingdom) -- Officials and employees, Conservative Party (United Kingdom) -- Public opinion, Labour Party (United Kingdom) -- Political activity, Labour Party (United Kingdom) -- Officials and employees, Labour Party (United Kingdom) -- Public opinion, Liberal Democratic Party (United Kingdom) -- Political activity, Liberal Democratic Party (United Kingdom) -- Officials and employees, Liberal Democratic Party (United Kingdom) -- Public opinion
Published
2010

26. Debt concerns reach U.K. as election nears; markets show confidence now, but ratings agencies warn that poll's winner will need a tough program to cut deficit

Author

Shah, Neil and Crawford, David

Subjects
United Kingdom -- Political aspects, United Kingdom -- Elections, United Kingdom -- Economic aspects, United Kingdom -- Economic policy, Budget deficits -- Management, Economic conditions -- Analysis, Economic policy -- Analysis, Economic policy -- Forecasts and trends, Elections -- Forecasts and trends, Public debts -- Management, Politicians -- Public opinion, Politicians -- Political activity, Politicians -- Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Politicians -- Evaluation, Politics -- Forecasts and trends, Company business management, Market trend/market analysis, News, opinion and commentary, Conservative Party (United Kingdom) -- Political activity, Conservative Party (United Kingdom) -- Officials and employees, Conservative Party (United Kingdom) -- Public opinion, Labour Party (United Kingdom) -- Political activity, Labour Party (United Kingdom) -- Officials and employees, Labour Party (United Kingdom) -- Public opinion, Liberal Democratic Party (United Kingdom) -- Political activity, Liberal Democratic Party (United Kingdom) -- Officials and employees, Liberal Democratic Party (United Kingdom) -- Public opinion
Published
2010

27. U.K. candidates clash in final debate out of step / British leaders look for answers; front-running Cameron gains traction, while Brown fights for life a day after gaffe; Clegg tries to keep momentum

Author

MacDonald, Alistair

Subjects
United Kingdom -- Elections, United Kingdom -- Political aspects, British -- Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Campaign debates -- Media coverage, Elections -- Forecasts and trends, Politicians -- Public opinion, Politicians -- Political activity, Politicians -- Media coverage, Politicians -- Evaluation, Politics -- Forecasts and trends, Public opinion -- Analysis, Market trend/market analysis, News, opinion and commentary, Conservative Party (United Kingdom) -- Political activity, Conservative Party (United Kingdom) -- Media coverage, Conservative Party (United Kingdom) -- Officials and employees, Conservative Party (United Kingdom) -- Public opinion, Labour Party (United Kingdom) -- Media coverage, Labour Party (United Kingdom) -- Political activity, Labour Party (United Kingdom) -- Officials and employees, Labour Party (United Kingdom) -- Public opinion, Liberal Democratic Party (United Kingdom) -- Political activity, Liberal Democratic Party (United Kingdom) -- Media coverage, Liberal Democratic Party (United Kingdom) -- Officials and employees, Liberal Democratic Party (United Kingdom) -- Public opinion
Published
2010

28. Britain's wild election puts two-party system to a test

Author

MacDonald, Alistair

Subjects
United Kingdom -- Political aspects, United Kingdom -- Elections, British -- Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Campaign debates -- Media coverage, Politicians -- Public opinion, Politicians -- Political activity, Politicians -- Media coverage, Politicians -- Evaluation, Politics -- Forecasts and trends, Public opinion -- Analysis, Elections -- Forecasts and trends, Meritocracy -- Forecasts and trends, Meritocracy -- Analysis, Political systems -- Forecasts and trends, Political systems -- Analysis, Market trend/market analysis, News, opinion and commentary, Conservative Party (United Kingdom) -- Political activity, Conservative Party (United Kingdom) -- Media coverage, Conservative Party (United Kingdom) -- Officials and employees, Conservative Party (United Kingdom) -- Public opinion, Labour Party (United Kingdom) -- Media coverage, Labour Party (United Kingdom) -- Political activity, Labour Party (United Kingdom) -- Officials and employees, Labour Party (United Kingdom) -- Public opinion, Liberal Democratic Party (United Kingdom) -- Political activity, Liberal Democratic Party (United Kingdom) -- Media coverage, Liberal Democratic Party (United Kingdom) -- Officials and employees, Liberal Democratic Party (United Kingdom) -- Public opinion
Published
2010

29. Labour still holds some cards in U.K. vote; ruling party needs fewer votes to win, on average; targeting swing seats

Author

MacDonald, Alistair

Subjects
United Kingdom. Parliament -- Membership, United Kingdom -- Political aspects, United Kingdom -- Elections, Elections -- Forecasts and trends, Legislative bodies -- United Kingdom, Legislative bodies -- Membership, Politicians -- Public opinion, Politicians -- Political activity, Politicians -- Evaluation, Politics -- Forecasts and trends, Public opinion -- Analysis, Market trend/market analysis, News, opinion and commentary, Conservative Party (United Kingdom) -- Political activity, Conservative Party (United Kingdom) -- Officials and employees, Conservative Party (United Kingdom) -- Public opinion, Labour Party (United Kingdom) -- Political activity, Labour Party (United Kingdom) -- Officials and employees, Labour Party (United Kingdom) -- Public opinion, Liberal Democratic Party (United Kingdom) -- Political activity, Liberal Democratic Party (United Kingdom) -- Officials and employees, Liberal Democratic Party (United Kingdom) -- Public opinion
Published
2010

30. British candidates enlist wives to hit campaign trail; three party leaders seeking an edge with voters enlist spouses as race nears the homestretch

Author

Low, Cassell Bryan

Subjects
United Kingdom -- Political aspects, United Kingdom -- Elections, Politics -- Forecasts and trends, Public opinion -- Analysis, British -- Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Politicians -- Public opinion, Politicians -- Political activity, Politicians -- Evaluation, Elections -- Forecasts and trends, Politicians' spouses -- Political activity, Politicians' spouses -- Public opinion, Politicians' spouses -- Evaluation, Market trend/market analysis, News, opinion and commentary, Conservative Party (United Kingdom) -- Political activity, Conservative Party (United Kingdom) -- Officials and employees, Conservative Party (United Kingdom) -- Public opinion, Labour Party (United Kingdom) -- Political activity, Labour Party (United Kingdom) -- Officials and employees, Labour Party (United Kingdom) -- Public opinion, Liberal Democratic Party (United Kingdom) -- Political activity, Liberal Democratic Party (United Kingdom) -- Officials and employees, Liberal Democratic Party (United Kingdom) -- Public opinion
Published
2010

31. U.K.'s Liberal Democrats deliver a blow to Brown

Author

MacDonald, Alistair and Norman, Laurence

Subjects
United Kingdom -- Political aspects, United Kingdom -- Elections, British -- Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Campaign debates -- Media coverage, Elections -- Forecasts and trends, Politicians -- Public opinion, Politicians -- Political activity, Politicians -- Media coverage, Politicians -- Evaluation, Politics -- Forecasts and trends, Public opinion -- Analysis, Market trend/market analysis, News, opinion and commentary, Conservative Party (United Kingdom) -- Political activity, Conservative Party (United Kingdom) -- Media coverage, Conservative Party (United Kingdom) -- Officials and employees, Conservative Party (United Kingdom) -- Public opinion, Labour Party (United Kingdom) -- Media coverage, Labour Party (United Kingdom) -- Political activity, Labour Party (United Kingdom) -- Officials and employees, Labour Party (United Kingdom) -- Public opinion, Liberal Democratic Party (United Kingdom) -- Political activity, Liberal Democratic Party (United Kingdom) -- Media coverage, Liberal Democratic Party (United Kingdom) -- Officials and employees, Liberal Democratic Party (United Kingdom) -- Public opinion
Published
2010

32. U.K. leaders spar on foreign policy

Author

Macdonald, Alistair

Subjects
United Kingdom -- Political aspects, United Kingdom -- Elections, Politics -- Forecasts and trends, Public opinion -- Analysis, British -- Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Campaign debates -- Media coverage, Elections -- Forecasts and trends, Foreign policy -- Analysis, Foreign policy -- Political aspects, Politicians -- Public opinion, Politicians -- Political activity, Politicians -- Media coverage, Politicians -- Evaluation, Market trend/market analysis, News, opinion and commentary, Conservative Party (United Kingdom) -- Political activity, Conservative Party (United Kingdom) -- Media coverage, Conservative Party (United Kingdom) -- Officials and employees, Conservative Party (United Kingdom) -- Public opinion, Labour Party (United Kingdom) -- Media coverage, Labour Party (United Kingdom) -- Political activity, Labour Party (United Kingdom) -- Officials and employees, Labour Party (United Kingdom) -- Public opinion, Liberal Democratic Party (United Kingdom) -- Political activity, Liberal Democratic Party (United Kingdom) -- Media coverage, Liberal Democratic Party (United Kingdom) -- Officials and employees, Liberal Democratic Party (United Kingdom) -- Public opinion
Published
2010

33. U.K. parties prescribe plans to preserve NHS; Labour, Conservatives vow not to cut health service amid huge deficit, while Liberal Democrats take more frugal tone

Author

Whalen, Jeanne

Subjects
United Kingdom. National Health Service -- Finance, United Kingdom. National Health Service -- Reorganization and restructuring, United Kingdom. National Health Service -- Services, United Kingdom -- Political aspects, United Kingdom -- Elections, United Kingdom -- Health policy, British -- Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Elections -- Forecasts and trends, Medical policy -- Analysis, Medical policy -- Reorganization and restructuring, Medical policy -- Finance, Politicians -- Public opinion, Politicians -- Political activity, Politicians -- Evaluation, Politics -- Forecasts and trends, Public health -- Services, Public health -- Finance, Public opinion -- Analysis, Market trend/market analysis, Company restructuring/company reorganization, Company organization, Company financing, News, opinion and commentary, Conservative Party (United Kingdom) -- Political activity, Conservative Party (United Kingdom) -- Health policy, Conservative Party (United Kingdom) -- Officials and employees, Conservative Party (United Kingdom) -- Public opinion, Labour Party (United Kingdom) -- Health policy, Labour Party (United Kingdom) -- Political activity, Labour Party (United Kingdom) -- Officials and employees, Labour Party (United Kingdom) -- Public opinion, Liberal Democratic Party (United Kingdom) -- Political activity, Liberal Democratic Party (United Kingdom) -- Health policy, Liberal Democratic Party (United Kingdom) -- Officials and employees, Liberal Democratic Party (United Kingdom) -- Public opinion
Published
2010

34. Liberal Democrats crash U.K. election party; Clegg's strong debate performance elevates challengers in polls, earning praise from Labour, enmity from Conservatives

Author

MacDonald, Alistair and Norman, Laurence

Subjects
United Kingdom -- Political aspects, United Kingdom -- Elections, United Kingdom -- Economic aspects, British -- Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Campaign debates -- Media coverage, Elections -- Forecasts and trends, Politicians -- Public opinion, Politicians -- Political activity, Politicians -- Media coverage, Politicians -- Evaluation, Politics -- Forecasts and trends, Public opinion -- Analysis, Economic conditions -- Political aspects, Market trend/market analysis, News, opinion and commentary, Conservative Party (United Kingdom) -- Political activity, Conservative Party (United Kingdom) -- Media coverage, Conservative Party (United Kingdom) -- Officials and employees, Conservative Party (United Kingdom) -- Public opinion, Labour Party (United Kingdom) -- Media coverage, Labour Party (United Kingdom) -- Political activity, Labour Party (United Kingdom) -- Officials and employees, Labour Party (United Kingdom) -- Public opinion, Liberal Democratic Party (United Kingdom) -- Political activity, Liberal Democratic Party (United Kingdom) -- Media coverage, Liberal Democratic Party (United Kingdom) -- Officials and employees, Liberal Democratic Party (United Kingdom) -- Public opinion
Published
2010

35. U.K. debate upends election contest

Author

MacDonald, Alistair

Subjects
United Kingdom -- Political aspects, United Kingdom -- Elections, Campaign debates -- Media coverage, Campaign debates -- Analysis, British -- Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Politicians -- Public opinion, Politicians -- Political activity, Politicians -- Media coverage, Politicians -- Evaluation, Politics -- Forecasts and trends, Public opinion -- Analysis, Elections -- Forecasts and trends, Market trend/market analysis, News, opinion and commentary, Conservative Party (United Kingdom) -- Political activity, Conservative Party (United Kingdom) -- Media coverage, Conservative Party (United Kingdom) -- Officials and employees, Conservative Party (United Kingdom) -- Public opinion, Labour Party (United Kingdom) -- Media coverage, Labour Party (United Kingdom) -- Political activity, Labour Party (United Kingdom) -- Officials and employees, Labour Party (United Kingdom) -- Public opinion, Liberal Democratic Party (United Kingdom) -- Political activity, Liberal Democratic Party (United Kingdom) -- Media coverage, Liberal Democratic Party (United Kingdom) -- Officials and employees, Liberal Democratic Party (United Kingdom) -- Public opinion
Published
2010

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