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The Labour Party has outlined plans to extend the current clawback period from seven to 10 years.

Labour leader says he wants all children to have an education like he did at Haverstock School.

The Tory peer had previously threatened to sue the Labour leader over his allegations.

IBTimes UK takes a look at this week's political news and Westminster gossip.

David Cameron and Ed Miliband trade blows over the HSBC banking scandal at PMQs.

Former Tory leadership challenger says regulation of UK's surveillance agency is 'very poor.'

The Liberal Democrat leader spoke at the British Chambers of Commerce Annual Conference.

Nigel Dodds says his party would judge what is in 'the best interests for the UK as a whole'.

Clegg claims the Tories' manifesto plan is 'like a Tea Party manifesto for Britain'.

The Harrow East MP's claims were double that of the average MP.

Polling from Lord Ashcroft shows Douglas Alexander and Danny Alexander could lose their seats.

The poll puts two main parties at 31% ahead of May's general election.

The Populus research comes with less than 100 days to go before polling day in May.

Disengaged voters may be further alienated with another three months until the general election.

The King's Fund says satisfaction with the NHS is high and has risen significantly.

Chris Leslie claims the NHS is 'in crisis' under the Tories as we head toward the general election.

Latest analysis of the opinion polls shows Labour will win 282 seats at the election.

Nick Clegg's party attack Labour and the Conservatives with the election placard.

The opinion polls come with 101 days to go before the general election in May.

The SNP leader claims the draft bill from the UK government offers less than the Smith Commission.

Bright Blue also reveals Conservative supporters believe immigration has weakened Christian values.

The results will be a boost for the Prime Minister David Cameron as the general election looms.

IBTimes UK looks at two different perspectives on the prime minister's jobs commitment.

The Economist Intelligence Unit says the region faces a 'crisis of democracy'.

George Osborne believes the UK's economy can become the largest by 2030.

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The survey, which questioned more than 20,000 people, will be a blow to David Cameron.

The pollster peer says the results were 'unexpected' and warned of the margin of error.

Savills says the home-owning Conservative voter has done very well over the past five years.

Cameron faces an uphill battle to persuade voters to stay in the EU if a referendum does take place.