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The Conservative manifesto stated the party would not borrow to fund day-to-day spending and would ensure debt is lower in five years’ time.

The Treasury estimates the move will save the average woman nearly £40 over her lifetime.

The fashion designer described him as a ‘trojan horse’.

Starmer could assemble quite a formidable shadow cabinet if he is elected as the next leader.

The phrase was reportedly included in an earlier version of Wendy Williams’ review but was subsequently removed.

The Labour leader also reflected on the general election loss, saying "Brexit was a chasm too great for us to cross".

Many Tory MPs think it could be a masterstroke.

Sanders is clear favourite to win the race, despite being bottom of the list of beneficiaries.

One student who grew up in a council estate said they found it "demoralising and offensive".

“Remember when this lot dragged us out of the EU because they didn’t like ‘unelected bureaucrats’ having power?”

New analysis shows Google, Cisco, Facebook, Microsoft and Apple avoided billions of pounds in tax in one year.

Ministers unveil plans for 10 new free ports

The shadow Brexit secretary’s mother-in-law is critically ill in hospital.

It comes after Labour pledged to give 16 year-olds a vote in a second Brexit referendum.

Government austerity, more insecure work and years of pay stagnation are to blame, says the TUC.

Northern and South Western Railway are expected to be nationalised.

With speculation that Nigel Farage may be awarded a knighthood emerging, Neville again spoke out again about the dangerous effects on society when “the highest office in the country” expresses racist views.

In the week before the election negative coverage about the Conservatives halved.

Members will play a decisive role in deciding the future direction of the party, as the leadership race starts to heat up.

Andy McDonald said he's "very worried about our public service broadcaster.”

Emily Thornberry, who is accused of calling voters "stupid", said "whatever our differences, let’s not sink into that gutter."

What do most of these seats have in common?

Number 10 has complained about “extensive coverage” of the four-year-old boy forced to lie on a pile of coats and blankets on an overstretched hospital floor and the PM’s reaction to the scandal.

Anyone who stands up for real change will be met by the full force of media opposition,” the Labour Party leader wrote in an open letter.

Johnson defeated Labour’s Ali Milani by 25,351 votes to 18,141.

After a decade of Conservative rule, the UK economy is the weakest since the global crash of 2009.

Conservative and Brexit Party chicken out of TV debate on the other issues that aren’t Brexit

The country residence was gifted a century ago to whoever holds the office of PM to allow them a place to retreat from the bustle of Downing Street.

Leader Jeremy Corbyn said just one person sleeping on the streets is ‘one too many’.

Jeremy Corbyn said it ‘can’t be right’ that people were living on the streets in Britain and vowed to give up Chequers to those without a home.

The Tories have complained to the broadcasting regulator over the Channel 4 News climate debate

Corbyn says the new evidence "leaves Boris Johnson’s denials in absolute tatters", adding that "this election is now a battle of survival for our NHS".

The notable economists argue that after “ten years of near zero productivity growth” and “public services under intolerable strain” which a “hard Brexit would only make worse,” Britain needs the “serious injection of public investment that the Labour Party manifesto promises.

Halting Brexit and bringing about a “real end to austerity” were among the “progressive policies” Ms Sturgeon would push for if there is a hung Parliament.

Labour unveils a bold vision for the UK.

“Everybody just says it’s the Government as if it’s this sort of like bland blob that you know, you can just go and blame.”

The shadow chancellor has set out Labour’s plans to reform corporate governance.

The shadow chancellor says no one ‘needs or deserves’ to be a billionaire.

The Labour leader said details of his party’s manifesto would be revealed on Thursday.

Jeremy Corbyn said the plans will bring communities together in an “inclusive and connected society”.

The move could hamper Tory efforts to win a majority, as Mr Farage risks splitting the pro-Brexit vote between his party and the Conservatives.

The ex-justice secretary warned that even if Johnson wanted to extend the transition period to negotiate a new free trade deal with the EU, he would be unable to do so.

The Labour Party is promising to spend £6 billion a year more than the Conservatives on the National Health Service. 

Labour said Tory accusations that their as yet unpublished manifesto would cost £1.2 trillion is ‘fake news.'

The front pages are dominated by negative reaction to the possibility of Jeremy Corbyn leading the country.