Sentences with phrase «tv leader debates»
Douglas Carswell faced a media scrum in the rain asking about further possible defections, the Rochester and Strood by - election, and TV leader debates for the 2015 general election.
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When this new alliance - the European Conservatives and Reformists - was created after the 2009 Euro - election with «a bunch of homophobes, anti-Semites and climate - change deniers» (as Nick Clegg later described them in a TV leaders debate) I objected and was expelled from the Conservative Party.
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Conservative leader Stephen Harper rejected the idea, saying the TV debates on Wednesday and Thursday would be the right venue for discussing the collapse.
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Speaking to Premier as the other party leaders prepared for Wednesday night's TV debate ahead of next week's vote, Theresa May once again outlined the role her Christian faith plays in her life, saying it is the same today as it was growing up in the vicarage where her father served.
What would you do in a TV debate with leaders of other parties?I'd spike their water with a potent cocktail of skunk and ecstasy and enjoy watching their over-earnest, knee - jerk policy - making dissolve into a heady, Dionysian love fest.
The leaders» TV debates framed the election.
The leaders of the three biggest political parties will face each other live in three TV debates leading up to the general election.
Naturally we should also work with opinion leaders, since persuading bloggers, TV pundits and the like that the dominant Obamacare narrative is obsolete is the only thing that will change the broadcast - level public debate.
The leaders of the three biggest political parties will face each other live in three TV debates...
The internet is challenging the dominance of traditional media as a campaign tool, despite the public's renewed attachment to TV through the 2010 general election leaders» debates.
An article by the editor of the Tory website, Tim Montgomerie, says that the TV leaders» debates were the main reason for the Conservatives» failure to secure a majority.
From increasing engagement among «less political» demographics to bringing leaders closer to voters, the positive legacy of the BBC's leadership special shows it's time to make TV debates a core and established part of our elections in the UK.
And the TV debates saw a massive bounce in support for Lib Dem leader Nick Clegg.
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Gordon Brown's decision to agree to a TV leaders» debate could be the best - or the worst - move of his political career.
David Cameron has admitted the leaders» TV debates have made his run for Downing Street «more challenging».
The TV debates during next year's general election look set to end up in a» 5 -3-2 formation», rather than being restricted to just the three main party leaders.
The Mirror questions whether «chicken» Cameron might have preferred accepting a head - to - head debate with Miliband rather than the «trial by TV» he and the other leaders got at the hands of «angry voters».
Lib Dem leader bids to exploit high - profile TV debates with Nigel Farage arguing only his party can fight Ukip on Europe
In article for Radio Times, Labour leader says PM is «single biggest obstacle to getting TV debates on at the next election»
Ed Miliband, unlike David Cameron, was keen for the TV debates to go ahead, and deputy leader Harriet Harman would lead a national women's campaign tour.
The Labour, Liberal Democrat and UKIP leaders will ask broadcasters to press ahead with general election TV debates even if David Cameron refuses to take part.
The Labour, Lib Dem and UKIP leaders say they will ask broadcasters to hold general election TV debates even if David Cameron refuses to take part.
The bid by broadcasters for political leaders to take part in TV debates ahead of the 2015 general election was «fair and realistic», said the BBC's chief adviser on politics.
Green Party leader Natalie Bennett says TV election debates will not be «representative» if the Greens are not included.
The proposals for political leaders to take part in general election TV debates are «fair and realistic», says the BBC.
Liberal Democrat leader's election coordinator says it appears Tory high command had orchestrated campaign of negative stories about Nick Clegg in run - up to TV debate
Green Party leader Natalie Bennett says she will take part in any pre-election TV debates, after suggestions that the party's only MP, Caroline Lucas, has said she will also take part.
The leaders of Labour, the Liberal Democrats and UKIP have urged broadcasters to hold TV election debates whether David Cameron takes part or not.
UKIP's Mark Reckless faced groaning and noisy MPs as he challenged the prime minister over taking part in planned TV election leaders» debates.
Broadcasters have published new plans for TV election debates, including leaders of seven UK political parties.
The research was carried out between March 26 and March 31, before the TV debate with all seven parties leaders took place.
The Greens should be included in TV debates to make it 5,» he tweeted last night, adding «Dear @BBCScotland & @WeAreSTV it's great you're organising Scottish party leaders election debates but why not invite Scottish Greens as well,» this morning.
David Cameron is the man with everything to lose, says former GMTV boss Peter McHugh, as the Conservative leader warms up for tonight's second live TV debate with Gordon Brown and Nick Clegg.
Political junkies may be counting the hours until the leaders» TV debate on Thursday evening, but not all potential voters will be settling down with a drink and snacks for the two - hour programme.
The fluency with which Cameron speaks in front of his parents about empowerment contrasts with his less assured performance in Thursday's leaders» TV debate when he barely mentioned the Tories» big society.
UKIP leader Nigel Farage should not be included in political TV debates, says Mayor of London Boris Johnson.
The Prime Minister has expressed concern that the leaders» TV debates could detract from «issues» in next year's general election, despite saying he thought they were «good».
Labour leader Ed Miliband will delve into another live TV debate tonight on ITV's The Agenda, joining actor Brian Cox, actress and comedian Katy Brand and Helena Morrissey, the CEO of Newton Investment Management.
Sturgeon made the Labour leader an offer to join forces to help him become Prime Minister during the TV debates.
Opposition politicians did their best to mercilessly mock Theresa May for failing to turn up for the BBC's TV debate with other party leaders.
The Tory leader is avoiding TV debates for the same reason he avoids all scrutiny - because what he says has no connection to what he does
The Conservative and Liberal Democrat leaders have long said that they would welcome a TV debate, but it remains unclear whether Prime Minister Gordon Brown would be willing to take part.
Green Party leader Natalie Bennett has told the BBC Sunday Politics programme that she will represent her party in any pre-election TV debates.
The Labour, Lib Dem and UKIP leaders say they will ask broadcasters to press ahead with general election TV debates even if David Cameron refuses to take part.
The criteria for deciding which political leaders should be in the 2015 TV general election debate keep changing and were «not clear and very backward - looking» said Green MP Caroline Lucas.
David Cameron appeared to have come out top in the last and most crucial of the TV leaders» debates after delivering a calm and impassioned analysis in which he accused Labour of having failed after 13 years to significantly improve the country's economy, and education and immigration systems.
Clegg the outsider seizes his moment in the TV spotlight The Guardian - Patrick WintourLiberal Democrat leader Nick Clegg appeared to win the most public support in the historic televised party leaders» debate last night after he pitched for change from the two old parties with their combined record of failure.
Clegg's star rises in great TV showdown The Daily Telegraph - Robert Winnett and Andrew Porter Nick Clegg was last night emerging as the early winner of the first televised leaders» debate, exploiting his equal billing to score points off both Gordon Brown and David Cameron.