Lib Dems take lead in Kingston election as Conservatives alienate students over ‘super rich’ debate
The first political punches of what promises to be a tightly-fought Kingston election were thrown last week as students were
Wimbledon law specialist slams UKIP claims they are ‘most trusted’ party to tackle immigration
A Wimbledon law specialist is rejecting UKIP claims that they are the ‘most trusted’ party to deal with immigration. Wimbledon
‘Clegg does not represent the Tories!’ Kingston MP Ed Davey baffled by Cameron’s ‘fear’ of TV debates
Energy secretary Ed Davey expressed his surprise that the prime minister was ‘frightened’ of a televised debate during his visit
David Cameron branded ‘teddy bear’ by former Treasury pal Gyles Brandreth
David Cameron was branded ‘a teddy bear’ by Gyles Brandreth, veteran TV presenter and former Chester MP, as he visited
First Lampard, now Sol Campbell! Ex-England player rejects safe Tory Kensington seat
Sol Campbell will not be throwing his hat into the ring for the safe Conservative seat of Kensington and Chelsea,
London mayoral hopeful Tessa Jowell blasts Vince Cable’s uni fee claims as ‘absolute nonsense’
Dame Tessa Jowell has rejected Business Secretary Vince Cable’s claims that Labour’s plans to cut university tuition fees are ‘financially illiterate’. The Dulwich and West Norwood
‘Not a credible force’: Vince Cable hits back at Labour campaign in his Twickenham constituency
Vince Cable has dismissed Labour’s claims of growing support in Twickenham, ahead of Tessa Jowell MP’s Monday visit to his
Sir Malcolm Rifkind resigns as security committee chairman and MP after ‘cash for access’ scandal
Kensington MP Sir Malcolm Rifkind will step down as chairman of Parliament’s Intelligence and Security Committee and as a Conservative
Kensington MP Malcolm Rifkind suspended from Tories after ‘cash for access’ controversy
Kensington MP Sir Malcolm Rifkind has been stripped of his powers after an undercover investigation by Channel 4 uncovered another
General Election 2015: Battle lines drawn for marginal south west London seats
As the general election creeps ever closer, battle lines are being drawn in the marginal and target seats in south
Comment: The big pink bus IS patronising and Labour should think twice about campaigning policies
Pink stinks, so a movement of mums tells us, the colour itself is fine but the message of fluffy infantilisation