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The other campaign: Who’s winning the battle for Twitter?

By Paul Afshar

By Paul Afshar With over 2.5 million UK users, and millions of daily Tweets, it's hard to ignore the influence of social media site Twitter on conversation around Election 2010. But what influence will it have on the election campaign?…

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Clinton and Kim: cui bono?

By Paul Afshar

By Paul Afshar There are few partnerships over the past decade which have been completely unexpected. Peter Mandelson and Gordon Brown. James Purnell and Jon Cruddas. And now there's Bill Clinton and Kim Jong-il. In fairness, the former US…

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Labour’s doorstep narrative isn’t working

By Paul Afshar

By Paul Afshar This weekend's papers splurged out another round of depressing polling statistics for the Government. Cutting through the reams of analysis and comment, one thing becomes clear - there are growing numbers of voters who are…

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Labour – don’t forget the core vote

By Paul Afshar

By Paul Afshar / @PaulAfshar I'm not one to agree with Eric Pickles usually. I grew up in Bradford and remember the cuts the Tories made to childhood services under his watch. That said, there is one thing where we share agreement - and…

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