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Welcome to the latest edition of the Times Opinion Podcast. My name is Tim Montgomery and this week I'm joined by our deputy political editor Sam Coates making his debut columnist Danny Finkelstein and our assistant editor, Anne Ashworth.

This week David Cameron pledged full employment for the 2015 Tory Manifesto, but this sets the Tories no target date making the pledge effectively unbreakable

Ed Miliband meanwhile has promised to cut the deficit every year but when asked how he's going to do it

he merely says it'll be fairer in a fairer way than the Tories, meaning successes in the eye of the beholder.

It looks like the experience of the Lib Dems over tuition fees, coupled with the way that

parties seem to want to make more and more policies coalition proof, is turning manifesto pledges into something a bit

more mushy, bland and unbreakable. Does this matter? Is it a bad thing and should

we criticize them for it? The response of the Muslim Council of Britain to the

letter from Eric Pickles is deeply

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