Boris Johnson admitted that the flagship promise of the Tory manifesto on nurses wasn’t quite true. He admitted 50,000 new nurses was only 31,000 as for some reason he had included nurses already working in the NHS in his 50,000 new nurses claim. But he denied he was lying to...
Labour’s environmental policies scored higher than both the Green Party and Liberal Democrats, with the Conservatives languishing far behind in the NGO’s assessments.
The Conservatives are relying on low turnout and Brits not voting tactically for their predicted majority.
Labour accused the Prime Minister of ignoring the growing crisis in social care and lying when he told the nation that he had a plan to solve it.
The sports presenters were discussing reports emerging of racial monkey gestures that appear to be from a Manchester City fan to Manchester United’s Fred and Jesse Lingard during Saturday’s Manchester derby at the Etihad Stadium.
Questions about Boris Johnson’s lack of trustworthiness have dogged the election campaign.
Remain United’s new analysis also shows that tactical voting would wipe out a Conservative majority on 12 December.
Jeremy Corbyn revealed the trade documents to the public to show that Boris Johnson’s assurances about keeping the NHS safe in a post Brexit trade deal with the US could not believed, also revealing internal government documents showing that Johnson’s vows there would not be a customs border between Northern...
Tony Blair joined his former adversaries to warn: "Such a Conservative Party does not deserve to govern unchecked and the country would not be wise to let them. “It’s not Brexit that’s getting done. We’re getting done."
The UK Brexit envoy in Washington Alexandra Hall Hall says she does not want to go on representing a Government she does not trust.
Alexandra Hall Hall's resignation letter warned of growing demands on civil servants to not be “fully honest” with the British public.
Corbyn said the latest revelation shows Johnson is “deliberately misleading the people” about his deal with Brussels. “We have now caught Johnson red-handed."
In a major break of protocol the former PM urges Britain to "vote with your head and your heart."
On a visit to a garment factory organised by Conservative Campaign HQ, the Tory leader refused to apologise for a decade of cuts by his party.
In an exclusive interview Miller warns December 12 could be a ‘watershed moment’ for British democracy and explains how tactical voting could decide it.
The British Heart Foundation said air pollution must be declared “a public health emergency” and 11,000 coronary heart disease and stroke deaths each year in the UK are caused by particulate matter air pollution.
Primary school class sizes would be capped at 30, with a guarantee that every child is taught by a qualified teacher, under plans announced by Labour.
Leader Jeremy Corbyn said just one person sleeping on the streets is ‘one too many’.
Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn has said Mr Johnson’s promise to ‘get Brexit done’ is a ‘fraud on the British people’.
The US president has insisted the NHS is not on the table in trade talks but John McDonnell said ‘all the evidence’ shows that it is.
“In the past year I’ve been repeatedly targeted in the street by far right activists, including attempts to use physical assault, and homophobic abuse” he said at the time. “Given the context, it seems unthinkable that I was singled out for anything other than a politically motivated, premeditated attack.”
Mr Johnson made comments about low-income women and their children in 2006, it has been revealed.
There is a ‘very real risk’ that proposed election policies will make it more difficult to bring staff into the NHS, a think tank is warning.
Noam Chomsky, Roger Waters and Steve Coogan added their names to a letter backing Mr Corbyn to be next prime minister.
“We find this significant in an era marked by the rise of the Right, and the renewal of fascism in an era of the Conservatives’ hostile environment, that has paradoxically made each of us and many of our friends and family again increasingly unwelcome in Britain.”
Deliberately misleading the voting public these letters have been found across the country and could disenfranchise voters keen to vote Tory MPs out.
"I don't actually believe there is... a big trade deal with the USA," said Conservative grandee Chris Patten. The Tory peer warned that Britain would "have to accept some concessions on regulation... in health, in food safety."
With no sense of irony, or indeed sense, Tuesday's Sun published a propaganda piece with the headline 'Boris Johnson warns voters Jeremy Corbyn is a national security risk who will bow down to Britain’s enemies'
A report by charity Shelter warned that 183 children lose their homes every day in the UK, and one in 24 London kids are now homeless.
Labour has warned that allowing US medical companies to supply drugs to the NHS would push up the price of medicines.
'London will never be intimidated by terrorism.' London Mayor says we must take 'inspiration from the lives of Jack and Saskia who dedicated themselves to helping others' at a vigil to honour the victims of the London Bridge atrocity.
The 12 December election is on a knife edge and tactical voting could stop Boris Johnson keeping the keys to Number 10.
Jeremy Corbyn pledged to slash regulated rail fares in England by a third from next month.
"Jack stood against everything you stand for - hatred, division, ignorance."
“A third off fares in the new year and making travel free for under 16s will not only save passengers thousands of pounds, it will transform travel for the future, increasing rail passenger numbers and rail jobs to help fight the climate crisis."
Boris Johnson may have been glad to swerve another debate when Plaid Cymru's Adam Price said that as gay man he was profoundly offended by Boris Johnson referring to "bum boys in tank tops" and he was unfit for public office.
The Conservative minister was jeered when he actually said "anybody who supports a racist party leader shouldn't be standing for parliament."
A hoax tweet pretending the Labour Party leader tweeted that the London Bridge attacker was murdered is being circulated on social media and whats app.
Misleading Liberal Democrat letter sent to voters can't even help their party, all it can do is ensure a Conservative majority on December 12.
Police are keeping an open mind about the motive for the attack.
The owner of the Daily Mail has bought the i newspaper and website for £49.6m at a time when UK newspaper ownership becomes even more concentrated.
He was grilled over describing the children of single mothers as ‘ill-raised, ignorant, aggressive’ and working class people as 'feckless and hopeless.'
Massimiliano Allegri, Mikel Arteta and Patrick Vieira are among the names in contention.
5,000 votes separate Boris Johnson and Labour’s Uxbridge and South Ruislip candidate Ali Milani.
The Walthamstow MP said she was ‘overwhelmed’ by the birth of her first child.
