Tory appeal to ‘alienated’ Plaid
Sunday, March 25th, 2012Welsh Conservatives will urge Plaid Cymru voters to consider how closely their beliefs match those of the Tories.

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Tory appeal to ‘alienated’ Plaid
Welsh Conservatives will urge Plaid Cymru voters to consider how closely their beliefs match those of the Tories.

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Tory appeal to ‘alienated’ Plaid
David Cameron is to pledge to boost the “right to buy” scheme for council housing, as the Tories prepare to open their autumn conference.
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PM vowing to boost ‘right to buy’
Nick Clegg promises the Lib Dems will be “a moderating influence” on the Tories and will block a planned NHS overhaul unless changes are made to it.

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Clegg fights back with NHS pledge
The Tories suffer a shock defeat with the loss of Wales party leader Nick Bourne, despite gaining Montgomeryshire from the Lib Dems.

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Tory leader Bourne loses his seat
Labour’s hopes of an outright majority in the assembly are on a knife edge after a dramatic election so far with big gains for Labour, a solid performance from Tories and disappointment for Plaid and the Lib Dems.

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Labour majority is on knife edge
Scottish Lib Dem leader Tavish Scott says he is uncomfortable about his party being “related” to the Tories.

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Scott ‘uncomfortable’ with Tories
David Cameron says the Tories are fighting hard for the Oldham East by-election amid claims the party is holding back to help the Lib Dem candidate.

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Cameron ‘fighting for every vote’
Shadow chancellor Alan Johnson claims Tuesday’s 2.5% VAT increase could cost 250.000 jobs – but the Tories accuse him of “hypocrisy”.

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Johnson urges VAT rise ‘rethink’
A Liberal Democrat Foreign Office minister is recorded describing the Tories’ European allies are “quite nutty” and “an embarrassment”.

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Tory EU allies ‘nutty’ – Lib Dem
Business Secretary Vince Cable says the Tories have ‘no chance’ in Oldham East by-election but rejects suggestions of a coalition deal.

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Tory-Lib Dem by-election pact denied
The coalition formed by the Tories and the Lib Dems should continue after the next general election, Sir John Major says.

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Major urges coalition to continue
MPs are to discuss controversial planned reforms to housing benefit amid calls from some Lib Dems and Tories for aspects of the changes to be rethought.

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MPs set to debate housing benefit
The Tories will consider Lib Dem plans to ask higher earning graduates to pay more interest on student loans after ruling out a graduate tax.

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Tories ponder Cable idea on fees
The Daily Politics sent Liberal Democrat culture spokesman Don Foster to see what the Tories get up to at their conference and wondered what Lady Thatcher would have thought.

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Lib Dem at large at Tory conference
Shadow defence secretary Bob Ainsworth hits out a former aide who accuses him of being “more right wing than the Tories” on Trident at a Labour fringe meeting.

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Ex-ministers in spat over Trident