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Reputation Survey: Budget fails to add up with public

In the wake of the latest Budget, the majority of the public believes both the coalition and Labour have performed poorly on the economy in the past 12 months.

Reputation Survey: Public backs call for referendum on EU

More than half of British voters want a referendum on EU membership, but the PM's pledge has made only a fifth more likely to vote for the Tories.

Reputation Survey: Labour wins conference contest

The three main political parties largely failed to sway public opinion during their party conferences, but Labour's reputation was the most improved.

Hit or miss? Labour leader unveils alternative economic vision to austerity

Big idea Ed Miliband's 'predistribution' plan, which was unveiled in a speech at London's Stock Exchange last week, has been hailed as the Labour Party's economic 'big idea'.

Reputation Survey: Public unimpressed by Cabinet reshuffle

Latest survey reveals the decision to retain Chancellor George Osborne and reintroduce David Laws to the Cabinet has damaged the Government's reputation.

Reputation Survey: London Mayor candidates - Boris stays popular as election looms

Boris Johnson is Londoners' most trusted mayoral candidate, particularly among men.

Brand Health Check: Barack Obama

Can social media help the US president re-engage with the country's voters.

What Next in Digital: Data is digital way forward

Digital is loudly and proudly declaring its data credentials, and aiming for respectability in the next evolution in online.

Brand Health Check: Parliament

Will the latest batch of MPs to enter the Commons be able to repair its reputation, asks Joe Thomas.

What women really want

LONDON - Tactics used by political parties to woo female voters are clumsy and outdated.


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