Election

The December Reuters/Ipsos Political Monitor shows Conservative support has risen significantly since November while over half think Cameron and Osborne have handled the current economic crisis in Europe well

On World AIDS Day 2011, Leila Tavakoli considers what the British public think of the problem of HIV/AIDS in developing countries today and how close this is to reality.

Economic concerns are increasing, which may be storing up trouble for the Conservatives in the long run says Gideon Skinner

The November Reuters/Ipsos Political Monitor shows Labour increase their lead in the polls and just 15% believe the economy will improve in the next 12 months.

Around one in six (17%) Britons describe Britain's current economic situation as good, making Britain level with the USA.

Christopher Mclean asks, should the Scottish Labour Party campaign for devolution max in an attempt to with the Scottish electorate, or oppose the SNP and independence outright?

Economic optimism falls to its lowest point since December 2008 and people's concerns about being able to pay the bills, retire as planned and their children's job prospects are rising.

Mark Diffley analyses the mood among Scottish voters ahead of the SNP party conference in Inverness.

Ahead of the Scottish Liberal Democrat annual conference, Christopher McLean says it is clear that there are a number of key challenges facing its new leader Willie Rennie.