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Friday 23rd July 2010 | 15:00

Voters: CPS wrong not to bring charges over Tomlinson

Voters believe that the CPS was wrong not to bring charges against the police officer over the death of Ian Tomlinson, and support the...

Fifty nine per cent of voters believe that the Crown Prosecution Service made the wrong decision not to bring charges against the police officer who pushed Ian Tomlinson to the ground at least year’s G20 protests, accord...

Thursday 22nd July 2010 | 12:30

Are we too close to the US?

Voters across the political spectrum are more likely to believe the UK is too close to the US than the opposite, new PoliticsHome rese...

As the controversy over David Cameron’s comments made on a visit to the US rumbles on, new PoliticsHome research indicates that almost half the public believe that the UK is too close to its ally. Overall, forty six p...

Monday 19th July 2010 | 17:00

Voters: coalition will not last the course

Less than a quarter of voters believe that the current coalition government will last more than four years, according to PoliticsHome ...

A large majority of voters do not expect the coalition government to last a full parliament, according to new PoliticsHome research. The news goes against the predictions and promises of the coalition that this gover...

Friday 16th July 2010 | 11:00

Voters: focus on Labour's past is a tedious distraction

New PoliticsHome research reveals that voters are uninterested in continuing analysis of Labour's recent history, tending to view it a...

Voters across the political spectrum are united in tending to view discussion of Labour’s recent history as a tedious distraction, new PoliticsHome research reveals.  Following the renewed speculation on the controver...

Tuesday 13th July 2010 | 09:30

Did Michael Gove do his homework?

Public responses to the controversy over mistakes made in the cancellation of school building projects are divided along partisan line...

The public are divided in their response to the continuing political debate over Michael Gove's cancellation of the building schools for the future project, according to new PoliticsHome research.  41% believe that th...

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