Politics
US Election 2020: What is the electoral college, and how does it work?
How does it differ from the popular vote, how many votes does a candidate need and where are the key swing states?
‘Justice delayed is justice denied’ – Delay into Priti Patel bullying inquiry is ‘intolerable’
Sir Philip Rutnam, who was the Home Office’s permanent secretary, quit earlier this year, accusing the Cabinet minister of a “vicious and orchestrated briefing campaign” against him.
Express readers predict a Trump landslide in election
"Who shouts loudest doesn't always win", one reader said.
Sunak’s ‘name is all over’ delaying lockdown claims Starmer saying ‘result is tragic’
“They failed to learn. They failed to listen. And they failed to lead. The result is tragic – but all too predictable.”
Flashback: To when Nigel Farage said the experts have “got it wrong” on smoking
The outspoken activist will re-launch the Brexit Party as an anti-lockdown movement this week.
Brexit Party to be relaunched as anti-lockdown party called Reform UK
The new party will back a "focused protection" policy to protect only the most vulnerable to allow the rest of the population to develop herd immunity.
‘Very disappointed’ Starmer urges Corbyn to ‘reflect’ on his response to anti-Semitism report
The former leader has said he will “strongly contest” the decision to suspend him pending an investigation, which also meant the Islington North MP had the Labour whip removed in Parliament.
So who was it? Minister denies being source of second lockdown leak
In September, the Speaker of the House of Commons accused Mr Hancock of “running this chamber ragged” by not giving Parliament details of changes in restrictions before the media.
Reactions as Iain Duncan Smith accuses PM of ‘giving in to the scientific advisers’
"I thought Government policy was to follow the science?"