Michael Dowsett: Never mind UKIP. To win the next election, we need to target centre-ground voters

A typical undecided voter is around twice as likely to be female than male, and is most likely to be aged between 25-39 years old

Stephen Tall: Lib Dems recontaminating the Tory brand? No. The Tories do it to themselves

On a range of key issues, Conservative policies are individually popular; yet, taken together, these relentlessly hardline stances give off a whiff of uncaring harshness.

Labour abandons slobs and makes two U-turns

Like Iain Duncan Smith, Michael Gove has turned out to be far more in tune with public opinion than Labour was, and is now dragging his opponents along in his wake.

Two Downing Street advisers are among the front-runners in the Croydon South selection

There’s hot competition to succeed Richard Ottaway in his seat, which has been safely held by the Conservatives since its creation in 1974.

Stephan Shakespeare: We already know the outcome of the next election

The numbers are clear – and neither of the main parties should be popping the champagne.

2015 coalition conundrums: What if Labour get the most seats but Conservatives get most votes?

By Harry PhibbsFollow Harry on Twitter Interviewed by Andrew Marr yesterday the Deputy Prime Minister and Lib Dem leader Nick Clegg… Read more »