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The deputy prime minister said the next government must increase education spending past £55m.

EXCLUSIVE: Former deputy supreme allied commander in Europe issues warning ahead of polling day.

Farage says south Mediterranean countries must send a 'big message' to stop the migrants.

The charity revealed that food bank use has rocketed by 18.7% over the past 12 months.

Lord Ashcroft poll found SNP now have nine-point lead in East-Renfrewshire seat.

Labour leader issues challenge to Prime Minister during TV debate.

The ONS says the employment rate climbed to the highest rate since records began in 1971.

Shadow equalities minister Gloria de Piero claims the coalition government have let women down.

The deputy prime minister will make the promise as he launches his party's election manifesto.

The Conservative chancellor repeatedly refused to explain the maths on BBC's Andrew Marr show.

Miliband will launch Labour's general election manifesto in Manchester ahead of May's vote.

Nick Clegg's party has attracted almost £500,000 in the top 20 closet constituencies.

The film portrays Natalie Bennett and the Greens as the only real alternative to the main parties.

David Cameron and Nicky Morgan will make the education policy announcement later today.

Survation poll found a vast majority of the community favour the Conservatives over other parties.

The SNP leader came out on top after the hotly contested ITV debate in Salford.

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

The SNP leader says her party was open to a 'confidence and supply' deal with Labour.

David Cameron and the Conservatives will be left red faced after MPs voted their motion down.

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

Tory grandee William Hague tabled the motion in the Commons to be debated today.

The prime minister faced a hostile reception from some sections of the Age UK conference crowd.

The shadow chancellor will unveil the general election manifesto pledge in a speech in Birmingham.

The think tank predicts the number of ethnic minority MPs will rise to 44 after May's vote.

The Chancellor took the opportunity to blast Labour's finance plans, during the FSB conference in Birmingham.

The chancellor said the reduction would pay for a cut in tuition fees to £6,000 a year.

Nigel Farage said his party could form part of a coalition government with the Conservatives and Northern Ireland's Democratic Unionist Party.

The Treasury says the new system can be accessed through PCs, smartphones and iPads.

The judges also ruled that the 61-year-old businessman must hand £130,000 of his damages back.

Osborne is sure to mimic Mr Robertson in giving us all some jam today in the budget.