Labour's shadow chancellor highlights record of coalition government on 'cost of living crisis'.
Nigel Farage's party has slowed the swing from Tories to Labour in key seats.
Labour has attacked David Cameron for failing to live up to his promises on promoting women
Miliband has been unveiling key pro-business policies but they have been overshadowed by attacks on his leadership.
Britain's main opposition plans to enhance greater competition and long term investment
Britain's chancellor George Osborne will make the change a key component to the Tories' manifesto.
Phil Davies, leader of Wirral Borough Council, told IBTimes UK that local councils need more power
Nomura report adds that Labour could be forced out of power for a generation if Scotland quits UK.
David Cameron suggests he may go head-to-head with Nigel Farage as Ukip continues to surge in popularity.
44% say they would be more likely to support a party if it was tough on big business
In exactly 365 days the UK goes to the polls in one of the most unpredictable elections in decades
Labour believes the Tories are planning to go personal in the election and is ready to hit back.
Little else for the political parties to do but campaign for local, European and general elections
Mr 'Bongo Bongo Land' risks further anger with sweeping claims about domestic abuse
Union boss Len McCluskey warns Unite could sever links to Labour party after an election defeat
Labour leader Ed Miliband again facing pressure to move Ed Balls before general election
London mayor wanted on Team Cameron for 2015 general election fight.
Liberal Democrat conference will be dominated by attempts to differentiate party from others
Prime minister 'looking forward' to accepting recommendation of Low Pay Commission
Ukip candidates to sign pledge saying no BNP/EDL skeletons in their closets to bring party into disrepute.
Political uncertainty ahead of the UK's 2015 general election may hinder rising economic growth.
Yeo becomes second long-serving MP deselected despite David Cameron's support.