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Tweetminster Daily - February 15 2010

The Tweetminster Daily is a summary of the day’s top political stories and analysis around the main parties. The summary isn’t curated or editorially controlled, but entirely built using data.

Issue 24 - 15/02/2010 - 18:00

Conservatives

Volume of stories & conversations: 361

Most popular links in the last 24 hours:

  1. Guardian - Tories get their sums wrong in attack on teen pregnancy
  2. BBC News - Tories criticised over teenage pregnancy figure error
  3. BBC News - Goldie Hawn talks to Tories about setting up schools (BBC News - Goldie Hawn talks to Tories about setting up schools
  4. The Conservatives’ new poster campaign leads to full-scale Twitter warfare
  5. Conservatives parade converts to their cause

Party sentiment score: -1 (Variation in the past 24 hours: +1)
Leader sentiment score: +15 (Variation in the past 24 hours: +17)

Labour

Volume of stories & conversations: 146

Most popular links in the last 24 hours:

  1. BBC News - Piers Morgan interview with Gordon Brown attracts 4.2m
  2. Guardian - The celebrity debasement of politics
  3. Guardian - We do feel sorry for Gordon Brown, but in the wrong way
  4. New Statesman - Why the Tories’ pregnancy error is alarming
  5. Labour List - More very dodgy Tory stats as they say 54% of under 18s likely to fall pregnant in most deprived areas

Party sentiment score: -9 (24 hour variation: -9)
Leader sentiment score: +13 (24 hour variation: NC)

Liberal Democrats

Volume of stories & conversations: 49

Most popular links in the last 24 hours:

  1. Guardian - Lib Dems rule out coalition government
  2. Guardian - Tories leave cross-party talks on care for elderly in doubt
  3. Guardian - Lib Dems in the spotlight as potential for hung parliament looms
  4. BBC News - Lib Dem leader Nick Clegg ‘undecided about coalitions’
  5. Sky News - No Coalition Deal Says Lib Dem Leader Clegg

Party sentiment score: +18 (24 hour variation: +5)
Leader sentiment score: 0 (24 hour variation: NC)

New MPs/PPCs on Twitter:

@elliotfullwood - Independent PPC for Chelsea and Fulham


Posted at Mon, Feb 15th 2010, 18:28
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