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• Tory spending: 'It's a lie that Conservatives want to cut spending'

  Audio (5min 18sec), Nov 19 2008:

  John Redwood on Conservatives in dropping adherence to Labour spending

• Worth a look

  Nov 19 2008:

  Six articles worth reading this morning

• Tories ditch spending promise as poll shows lead collapsing

  Nov 19 2008:

  Speculation about early election as business leaders back Labour tax cut plan

• Tories tool up for bashing but fail to put the boot in

  Nov 19 2008:

  Simon Hoggart: The Commons culture committee lined up to criticise the BBC only to find the scandal was yesterday's news

• Spending plans: how the parties compare

  Nov 19 2008:

  How the three main political parties will approach tax and spending in the near future

• In this topsy-turvy political terrain, Dr Brown needs a long-term patient

  Nov 19 2008:

  Jonathan Freeland: The PM is counting on a lingering crisis. Tories are gambling on a change in public mood. And talk of an early election is back

• Cameron drops spending pledge

  Nov 19 2008:

  Tories end commitment to match Labour expenditure from 2010, warning against government's 'reckless' borrowing

• Battle begins

  Nov 19 2008:

  Editorial: The lines have now been drawn around one key question: who can best manage the recession?

• Poll suggests Labour could be the largest party after election

  Nov 18 2008:

  Andrew Sparrow: Today's Ipsos Mori poll is remarkable. I've just fed the headline figures into the UK Polling Report swing calculator and it says that if this result were replicated at a general election Labour would be the largest party

• David Cameron's public spending policy gamble

  Nov 18 2008:

  In party positioning terms, Cameron's announcement that the Tories won't match Labour's spending plans is highly significant

• Tory poll lead slashed to 3%

  Nov 18 2008:

  New Ipsos Mori figures put David Cameron's party on 40% and Gordon Brown's Labour on 37%

• The donor trail

  Cartoon, Nov 18 2008:

  Britain urgently needs more donated organs. Stephen Moss traces the story of a single transplant to hear what those directly affected think

• Urgent question, wrong answer

  Nov 18 2008:

  Michael White: independent committee tasked with resolving organ donation problem comes up with the wrong solution

• Brown claims Tories are alone in opposing tax cuts

  Nov 18 2008:

  Tories argue the fall in sterling is now so serious that it may become difficult for the government to fund its borrowing

• A borrowing binge

  Nov 18 2008:

  David Cameron: Brown clearly doesn't read his own speeches. Unfunded tax cuts would be reckless and wrong

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