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Heads of British firms sign open letter declaring support for Conservative led government.

Labour takes two point lead in the latest YouGov poll after launching manifesto.

The party wants to introduce an Australian-style immigration system to control Britain's borders.

UK Prime Minister David Cameron reveals he is distant relation of reality TV star Kim Kardashian

Reality star also posed for a selfie with the deputy prime minister ahead of the election.

The Conservatives have been campaigning heavily on the economy ahead of the general election.

Balls is also expected to reveal that Labour would reverse the government's corporation tax cut.

The deputy prime minister says he will put mental health care 'front and centre' of his campaign.

The Prime Minister will claim that his party will keep the UK's economic recovery on track.

Lord Ashcroft poll has Tories ahead of Labour by two points on day of dissolution of Parliament

As the general election campaign gets under way, here are the parties' key policy pledges.

David Cameron informs Queen parliament has been dissolved, meaning campaigning is officially under way.

Labour leader says party is on the side of business as he outlines plans to close the 'productivity gap'.

Prime Minister David Cameron travels to Buckingham Palace where Queen formally dissolves parliament.

As parliament dissolves, names like Gordon Brown and William Hague will go for good.

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

The Labour leader made the pledge as he launched his party's general election campaign.

Witnesses claimed the anti-Miliband protesters were wearing Alex Salmond masks.

The party leaders faced a grilling from veteran broadcaster Jeremy Paxman.

Ed Miliband gave a strong defence of his record and told Paxman he believed his party could win an outright majority.

The Spectator reports Miliband is 'desperate to impress' during his two TV interviews with Paxman.

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.

Miliband struggled to bounce back from Cameron's no-VAT tax increase promise at PMQs.

Shadow minister Maria Eagle made the announcement with just weeks to go before the general election.

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

UK prime minister Cameron says he would not fight for a third term if he wins a second.

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

Former Army officer was due to deliver a 'robust defence' to party disciplinary meeting on Tuesday

Claim comes as Labour face electoral wipe-out north of border after May's vote