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Follow Jack Straw's Q&A; session from Blackburn Jack Straw is well known across the country for his soapbox sessions in Blackburn town centre and is the only member of parliament to regularly take questions in this way. The soapbox (and…
By Alex Smith / @alexsmith1982 18.17 Ed & Franny answering question from Twitter: 17.50 Ed Miliband and Franny Armstrong have just wrapped up the Q&A session in Milton Keynes. Listen to AudioBoo recording of Ed discussing his day out around…
By Alex Smith / @alexsmith1982 DAVID CAMERON'S UNANSWERED QUESTIONS: On inheritance tax: 2050 - Gordon Brown asks: why does David want to give an inheritance tax cut to 3,000 families? NO ANSWER 2052 - Gordon Brown asks how David Cameron…
Join us at 8:30 for our joint LiveChat with Left Foot Forward, the New Statesman and Liberal Conspiracy.
By Alex Smith / @alexsmith1982 So, who won this week? I thought Gordon Brown was very strong tonight. He seemed more comfortable in the setting, was knowledgeable and statesmanlike as you'd expect on matters of international affairs and…
Join us from 8pm for our debate live chat, with the New Statesman, Left Foot Forward and Liberal Conspiracy. We'll have exclusive and instant comment from Polly Toynbee, Will Straw, Sunder Katwala, Alex Smith, Sunny Hundal and the New…
By Alex Smith / @alexsmith1982 Alongise our joint offline debate watch event with the Young Fabians, London Young Labour and LGBT Labour tonight, during which we'll be leafleting and phone banking, you can also join LabourList, the New…
By Alex Smith / @alexsmith1982 14:30 Watch Gordon Brown unveiling Labour's manifesto. 12:30 After a question about the Liberal Democrats, Gordon Brown says: "We are offering a referendum on a new House of Commons and a new House of Lords…
From @LabourList Join us below at noon for our regular PMQs LiveChat - the last of this parliament before it is dissolved on Monday. PMQs LiveChat
By Alex Smith From 7pm, I'll be running a live blog of Channel 4's Ask the Chancellors debate, in which Alistair Darling, George Osborne and Vince Cable will go head-to-head on the economy, with questions from Krishnan Guru-Murthy. The…
Join us below for our special join livechat with Left Foot Forward, Liberal Conspiracy and ToUCstone, as we discuss the details of the budget: Budget 2010: Progressives' Liveblog
By Alex Smith / @alexsmith1982 * Budget measures will seek to unlock private investment to boost jobs and help harness wind and nuclear power for the future. * Darling has promised a "workmanlike" budget with few surprises. * But says his…
