Another answer on election trail

We think we have spotted another election promise. Let's award another tick for answering one of our eight key questions for the election campaign. Tony Blair's speech to Labour councillors on Saturday did go further than previous good intentions to shift spending from social security to education. He said what he has said before: "As the bills of social failure go down, we can get the extra resources into schools."

But then he described it as a "pledge" and rephrased it: "Less spent on the costs of unemployment. More spent on investment in schools." More means more, and we will hold him to that.

THE INDY EIGHT

QWhat will happen to taxes under Blair or Major?

Q If things go badly, would the Tories take us out of Europe?

QWill Blair back voting reform if he wins?

Q Would Labour take Britain into a single currency?

QWill the parties spend more on schools - and who loses?

QWould Ashdown keep Blair in power without PR?

QCan Labour match the Tory pledge on NHS cash?

QWhat do the parties mean by radical reform of welfare?