Change The Tune – Green Party 2015 Election Broadcast
When every other party – Conservatives, Labour, Liberal Democrats and UKIP – seems so similar it’s like they’re in a boyband, it’s time to stand for what you believe in, and vote Green. Get involved at http://action.greenparty.org.uk Download Party Political
An economy that works for all | Changeing Britain Together
As the economy has recovered people’s pay hasn’t kept up. Labour will ensure that when the economy grows, people’s living standards rise at the same time. Let’s make Britain better, together, for everyone. Click here to see our channel- http://bit.ly/1Hv7oHn
A better future for disabled people
Ed Miliband pledges to lead a government that hears the voices of people with disabilities as he announces Labour’s manifesto for disabled people. Click here to see our channel- http://bit.ly/1Hv7oHn Click here to subscribe – http://bit.ly/1EE0m0n Click here to get
Ed Miliband launching Labour’s Manifesto
Ed Miliband’s full speech launching Labour’s election manifesto. A plan to reward hard work, share prosperity and build a better country for all, because Britain only succeeds when working people succeed. Find out more at http://www.labour.org.uk/manifesto Click here to see
Scottish Conservative Party Election Broadcast 2015
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Open Doors PPB
Watch the latest Party Political Broadcast (PPB) from the Liberal Democrats for the 2015 General Election.
Hillary Clinton’s 2016 Presidential Campaign Announcement (OFFICIAL)
The former secretary of state announced her second presidential campaign in a video released online.
Ed’s Mystery Guest
Ed Miliband took a break from campaigning to play a few games of Pool, but can you guess the mystery guest that he played against? Click here to see our channel- http://bit.ly/1Hv7oHn Click here to subscribe – http://bit.ly/1EE0m0n Click here
This is the choice on child benefits
David Cameron dodged question after question on his plan to cut child benefit and tax credits. Tonight we saw the proof when he refused the answer. The choice is clear: your tax credits are safe under Labour – and they’ll
Count how many times top Tories dodge a simple question
Top Tory politicians have spent the last few days trying desperately to avoid answering questions about plans to cut tax for millionaires… for a second time. Again and again they avoid saying whether they’d rule out lowing the 45p rate
What’s the choice in this election?
Martin Freeman explains how this election is a choice between two completely different sets of values. Labour believes in community, compassion and fairness. That’s why we will build an economy that works for everyone. The Tories have cut taxes for
General Election 2015: UKIP Manifesto in 90 seconds
Nigel Farage has unveiled Ukip’s election manifesto, watch our animation to find out everything you need to know about his party’s promises Get the latest headlines http://www.telegraph.co.uk/ Subscribe to The Telegraph http://www.youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=telegraphtv Like us on Facebook http://www.facebook.com/telegraph.co.uk Follow us on
Conservative Party Political Broadcast 2015
Conservative Party Political Broadcast 2015 A critical assessment of the last five years of Conservative party rule in the UK. Featured include the London riots of 2011, cuts to the NHS and general austerity, family migration regulation changes. The link
What type of country do we want to be?
This election is about the type of country we want to be. We can keep going forward with the Conservatives, and build a country where those who work hard and do the right thing can enjoy a good life. Or
Conservative Party: Party Political Broadcast (22Jan14)
A Conservative party political bullshit. Recorded from BBC1 HD, 22 January 2014.
Scottish Conservative Party Election Broadcast – April 2015
Our Party Election Broadcast ahead of the 2015 UK General Election setting out our priorities to secure a better future.
Look left, look right, cross Liberal Democrat
A party election broadcast by the Liberal Democrats. The broadcast highlights the crossroads facing the British public at the General Election and shows that a Labour or Conservative government would lurch economic policy dangerously to the left or the right.