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So the Tories announcing as a major economic policy that they would fully back Labours future spending plans 3 months before the crash means nothing then?

Could the fear of a Tory minority Govt swing back 10/20 seats to Labour in Scotland on the day itself? Definite possibility and expect Labour to be pushing this strongly this week.

Another factor is that Labour are winning the ground war in terms of reaching voters direct and activists on the ground. The Tories have a real problem with this due to lack of numbers of activists where as Labour will have the numbers on the ground to canvass and then knock up and get people...

This is why the Trident debate is irrelevant once Labour ruled out a formal coalition as they would vote any move to get rid of it down with the Tories.

Also means the SNP won't have any ministers in Govt unlike the last formal coalition.

Sorry to disappoint you Hampshire but according to the poll of polls which is the only one to take seriously (published tonight in the Telegraph), it has Labour polling 2 points ahead of Tories...

Sorry to disappoint the Tories but it really does look like Ed is going to be the next Prime Minister. http://blogs.lse.ac.uk/generalelection/will-ed-become-pm/

Because Housing associations weren't set up to give people the chance to buy them at a reduced rate and then rent them out at grossly inflated rents which is exactly what would happen in London (and very likely Brighton and anywhere where there is a high demand for rental properties). A selfish...

Most pundits are saying that unless there is a big swing to the Tories then the most likely Govt is a minority Lab in an informal coalition with the SNP as Lib Dems won't have enough seats to back Tories. According to latest Ashcroft post today theres no sign of that happening. Very pleased to...