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New research shows ethnic minority votes increasingly up for grabs

New research shows ethnic minority votes increasingly up for grabs Date: 25 May 2015

New research shows ethnic minority votes are increasingly up for grabs, with Conservatives closing the gap on Labour.

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High net migration needs practical response, not distractions

High net migration needs practical response, not distractions Date: 20 May 2015

Tackling illegal immigration may reassure the public, but it won’t distract them from the high net migration figures. A more practical response is needed.

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Scots still 50/50 on independence in next decade – new poll

Scots still 50/50 on independence in next decade – new poll Date: 17 May 2015

A new poll from British Future finds only 52% of Scots think independence will come in the next ten years – while 73% back new powers for Scotland.

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Can Scotland find a new political consensus?

Can Scotland find a new political consensus? Date: 13 May 2015

Chris Creegan reflects on the historic election result in Scotland and asks whether Scotland can find a new, post-election political consensus

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Chineme, 22, gives us her views on the immigration debate in the UK

Chineme, 22, gives us her views on the immigration debate in the UK Date: 12 May 2015

Chineme, 22, one of the participants from the Voice of a Generation tour who we met in Sheffield gives us […]

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A tale of two elections

A tale of two elections Date: 8 May 2015

Last night was a tale of at least two elections, writes Sunder Katwala – a very good night for the Conservative and Unionist Party, and one almost beyond the dreams of the Scottish National Party.

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The final Farage paradox: is it the pro-Europeans who will miss him?

The final Farage paradox: is it the pro-Europeans who will miss him? Date: 8 May 2015

Nigel Farage has resigned as UKIP leader. Perhaps the pro-Europeans should be worrying about losing an unusual asset, argues Sunder Katwala.

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The class of 2015 enter Britain’s most diverse ever parliament

The class of 2015 enter Britain’s most diverse ever parliament Date: 8 May 2015

A record number of ethnic minority MPs have been elected to the House of Commons: so who is in the new Class of 2015?

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5 things we learned from the Voice of a Generation tour

5 things we learned from the Voice of a Generation tour Date: 6 May 2015

Joe Cryer offers his reflections on what 5 things we learned from speaking with young voters up and down the country during the Voice of a Generation tour

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