Articles by Tom Fisher
Deputy Politics Editor (2009/10)
Tom has written 19 articles for Nouse
Osborne’s bold gamble
Nouse Politics team assesses the Comprehensive Spending Review: prudent cuts or reckless gamble?
So much for Miliband’s ‘New Generation’
Last week Ed Miliband made his first major decision after becoming Labour leader
Browne report published today
The findings of the Browne Panel Review are to be released today, revealing Lord Browne’s recommendations for the future of university funding in the UK
Political Edge
Why Labour needed the other Miliband
Unless you have purposefully dodged all forms of media, then you will know by now that Ed Miliband is the new leader of the Labour party. Ed scrapped to victory by a minuscule 1% margin over his brother David, following heavy support from trade unions
UK foreign aid: one step forward… about a million backwards
As with the entry of any new government, most departments go through a series of reforms post-election. The Department for International Development (DFID) has been no exception to this
The death of the Euro Zone: crisis and conflicts
It was only a few years ago that countries were falling over each other to try and gain entry into the prestigious ‘Euro club’
Election results night – live
The Nouse Politics team blog the 2010 General Election results live
York alumni in the election
For the general election held today there are a total of 28 candidates from York University (only counting larger parties)
Vote tactically, or for what you believe in?
As election day edges closer, there is still indecision for many over which party to vote for. However, the bookies are indicating that both York Central and York Outer are not three horse races
![Gordon Brown is regaining ground in the polls following recent developments in the election contest [Image: Policy Network]](http://www.nouse.co.uk/wp-content/article_images/body/2010/03/page43-0014.jpeg-165 "Gordon Brown is regaining ground in the polls following recent developments in the election contest [Image: Policy Network]")
Cameron loses valuable lead in the polls
As the general election creeps ever closer, every action of the main parties is under intense scrutiny
Round one: cuts, Round two: future of the economy
As the general election creeps closer, the economy is still the main focus of debate between the main parties
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