I know, I know – there are only so many polls a reader can take.  So I'll spare you the details from tonight's YouGov poll, or the Opinium poll in the Daily Express.  But this Populus poll in the Times is worth highlighting, if only because it seems to be attracting the most buzz.  It has Labour and the Tories both on 38 percent across 100 marginal seats.  Neck ...

A draft version of Europe 2020 seen by EurActiv indicated that the Commission wants to introduce so-called "country surveillance" schemes and link fiscal stabilisation programmes to expenditure in growth-friendly areas such as R&D and education. German Chancellor Angela Merkel has written to European Commission President JoséManuel Barroso to express her government's m...

The PM has many reasons to express regret, so why pick one he had nothing to do with, asks Gerald Warner.

In the Express. Even if the climate science is correct, and awful lot of what we’re told we must do about it isn’t.

From one of the latest YouGov polls: Does the expenses scandal… Makes me more likely to vote at the coming election, to express my anger at the way some politicians have behaved 14%< Makes me more likely NOT to vote, because politicians are much the same, and I don’t trust any of them any longer 12% Net: +2% Make no difference,

EU leaders will express support for a financial rescue plan for Greece to be designed and supervised by eurozone finance ministers and the European Commission, officials say

When Scottish parents see their children denied a "free" place at university, they will express their anger at the ballot box, writes Alan Cochrane.

Ben Bradshaw MP has accused the Conservatives of “demonising” young people in claiming that British society is “broken”, reports Exeter’s Express and Echo: The Culture Secretary hit out at Tory leader David Cameron’s use of isolated incidents to brand all young people bad. Mr Bradshaw, speaking to a group of students, said: “I think there

A strident interview from David Cameron in today's Express, in which he touches on everything from inheritance tax to not, never, ever joining the Euro. It's this passage that jumped out at me, though: “Middle Britain has had a wretched time under Labour. This Government has taxed mortgages, marriages, pensions, petrol and travel and raised national insurance and the top rate of in...

Democratic lawmakers and officials express scepticism that President Obama's latest attempt to revive healthcare reform will have better chances of succeeding than earlier attempts