With the traditional two-party structure of British politics looking increasingly precarious, it seems highly likely that the election result will once again prove indecisive.
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This Thursday, DeHavilland attended Policy Exchange’s event entitled Where next for the Right? to hear commentators including Conservative MP Chloe Smith discussing the future of the Conservative Party following its potentially pyrrhic election victory. |
A fresh crop of MPs are rising to make their first contributions in the House of Commons this week. DeHavilland takes a look at some of the maiden speeches made so far by the 2015 intake.
After reigning as gurus of the election campaign, the esteem accorded to pollsters has fallen a long way in the last week after they spectacularly failed to predict the outcome of the vote. DeHavilland takes a detailed look at the possible issues behind the inconsistencies.
DeHavilland went along to the Social Market Foundation's post-election discussion of the Conservative Party's programme for Government, to hear from experts about predicted plans and potential sticking points.
At 10pm, the broadcasters offer the electorate that first tantalising glimpse of the potential General Election result. But how do they arrive at these figures? DeHavilland investigates the origins of the exit polls.
Election Night is finally upon us! DeHavilland takes you on a whistle-stop tour of our own top constituencies to watch out for this evening.
Read DeHavilland's May newsletter: Coalition conundrums, EU emissions and general election timings.
DeHavilland takes the campaign temperature one final time with its special poll of polls.
Bringing our tour of some of the most intriguing marginal seats to a close, we take an in-depth look at the split between the three major parties in Watford.
