EMQs: Is it time for a Tory/Labour truce?

EMQs: Is it time for a Tory/Labour truce?

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Is there an inflation crisis coming?

After weeks of speculation we finally saw the first release of the files concerning Peter Mandelson’s appointment and sacking as US Ambassador. Ed Balls and George Osborne delve into the revelations within the files, and whether any of the new information damages the government o ...  Show more

EMQs: Are betting markets more reliable than polling?

Fresh off the absolute victory for the Greens in Gorton and Denton, Ed Balls and George Osborne debate whether the betting markets - which accurately predicted the results - are reliable forecasters in elections in this week’s EMQs. George ponders if, unlike official polling, it ...  Show more

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