Politics
No wonder Johnson is avoiding Andrew Neil – Here’s what happened last time
It's painful to watch.
‘Absolutely’ right to mention London Bridge attack during campaign, says Farage
The Brexit Party leader was addressing an event for supporters in North Wales.
Remain surge pushes Labour to 35% in polls for first time
Professor John Curtice said the Conservatives' seemingly comfortable poll lead "would soon be reduced if the Remain vote were to coalesce behind Labour".
Flashback to 2017: When the final poll before election day gave Tories a 10 point lead
Theresa May looked on course for “a definitive victory” over Jeremy Corbyn, tipped to secure a concrete 74-seat majority.
Dispatches investigation into child poverty goes viral – and attracts some wayward comments
One person suggested families living in poverty should consider a log burner or an Aga stove to keep warm in the winter.
Tory MP says food bank users “must get better at handling money”
It's not the first time Guy Opperman has made the headlines for his controversial beliefs.
Boris Johnson lying over ‘NHS not for sale’ claims
The Scottish Lib Dems campaigned outside the Western General Hospital in Edinburgh to warn about the future of the health service.
Corbyn hits campaign trail in ‘for the many not the few’ suit jacket
The Labour leader joked he had ‘chips for the many’ as he visited Whitby, North Yorkshire.
Lib Dems will not support Labour’s renationalisation plans, says Swinson
The party leader has criticised Jeremy Corbyn’s policy, branding it a ‘distraction’.