David Cameron dubbed victor after Nick Clegg loses his sparkle in third debate
30 Apr 2010 | by Matt Cartmell
David Cameron was dubbed the 'clear victor' after the last of the three TV debates, while Nick Clegg 'lacked sparkle'.
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Inside the spin room: behind the scenes at the final leaders' debate
30 Apr 2010 | by David Singleton
The main political parties last night unleashed their heavyweight operators to brief journalists before, during and after the all-important final TV debate.
PR professionals criticise Gordon Brown's apology following 'bigot' slur
28 Apr 2010 | by Gemma O'Reilly
PR professionals have rounded on Gordon Brown for his bungled apology following his earlier 'bigot' slur.
PRWeek - Election 2010
28 Apr 2010
A round-up of all the latest news, opinion and analysis on the 2010 general election
PRWeek - Election 2010: News
28 Apr 2010
Breaking news on the biggest comms stories from Westminster
PRWeek - Election 2010: Analysis
28 Apr 2010
In-depth analysis on the latest general election developments
PRWeek - Election 2010: Sentiment tracker
28 Apr 2010
PRWeek, in association with Meltwater Buzz, created the PRWeek General Election sentiment tracker to monitor how the three main parties fare online. The analysis of the tracker results are updated weekly here.
PRWeek - Election 2010: Opinion
28 Apr 2010
Leading public affairs commentators give their views on the election
PRWeek - Election 2010: Features
28 Apr 2010
An In-depth look at the key comms issues raised by the election
Hires on hold as lobbying agency bosses consider bolstering Lib Dem links
28 Apr 2010 | by David Singleton
Many public affairs agency bosses have put their recruitment plans on hold as they consider whether a fresh injection of Liberal Democrat firepower is required.
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