Taste test
Marginal voters sample leader debate dishes
Miesięczne archiwum: Kwiecień, 2010
Balls in clash over veil question
Candidates for the Morley and Outwood constituency clash during a public debate when asked whether the burka should be banned.
Postal error
Thousands of voting forms are reissued
What I thought Duffy said – Brown
Gordon Brown tells the BBC’s Jeremy Paxman he thought a pensioner he called a „bigot” was talking about „expelling” foreign university students.
Archbishops urge 'hopeful' voting
The Archbishops of Canterbury and York urge people to vote with their values at the general election.
Tory aborts UKIP walkabout
A Conservative parliamentary candidate cancels a planned walkabout with the leader of the UK Independence Party.
Tory aborts UKIP leader walkabout
A Conservative parliamentary candidate cancels a planned walkabout with the leader of the UK Independence Party.
Voters' views on the TV debates
Members of BBC Wales' 10 of Clubs groups give their opinion on the effect of the televised prime ministerial debates.
Darling rules out leading Labour
Alistair Darling tells the BBC he has „absolutely no ambition” to be an interim Labour leader should Gordon Brown stand down after the election.
Cameron sure on long-term rule
Tory leader David Cameron says he does not believe the winning party will be out of power for many years due to the scale of the economic pain ahead.
Tory attacked for debate absence
The Conservative candidate for Bridgwater is criticised for not taking part in public debates during the election campaign.
BNP chasing bigot 'opportunity'
The BNP says the incident in which Gordon Brown called a pensioner a „bigoted woman” has opened a „window of opportunity for the party”.
Dominoes rule
Greens opt for a message based on colour coding
Ad watch: Green Party
Brian Wheeler reviews the Green Party’s election broadcast, entitled Fair is worth fighting for.
Clegg: Contest a two-horse race
Lib Dem leader Nick Clegg says the election is now „a two-horse race” between his party and the Tories.
Greens voice 'is not being heard'
The „two party stitch-up has become a three party stitch up”, the Green Party leader has said, following the third TV prime ministerial debate.
Focus on defence and economy
The political parties focus on the economy and defence, as the UK election campaign in Scotland continues ahead of polling day on 6 May.
Poll focus on defence and economy
The political parties focus on the economy and defence, as the UK election campaign in Scotland continues ahead of polling day on 6 May.
SNP and Plaid bid for ruling role
The SNP and Plaid Cymru say it would be a „massive opportunity” should there be a hung parliament in Westminster following the election.
Campaign a two-horse race – Clegg
Lib Dem leader Nick Clegg says the election is now „a two-horse race” between his party and the Tories.
Labour says 'Cameron so shallow'
Scottish Labour focuses their latest campaigning on what they believe is the „shallowness” of Tory Party leader David Cameron.
Energy issues
One constituency’s politicians' views on renewables
Brown 'to dig deeper' before poll
Gordon Brown says it is time for voters to decide as he, David Cameron and Nick Clegg return to campaigning.
Tory candidate 'Nazi smear' row
A Welsh Conservative candidate claims he is being „smeared as a Nazi” by his Labour opponent for raising the issue of immigration.
Lib Dems back small businesses
Scottish Lib Dem leader Tavish Scott attacks the SNP and Labour for failing to back small businesses.
Lib Dems backing small businesses
Scottish Lib Dem leader Tavish Scott attacks the SNP and Labour for failing to back small businesses.