Politics

Donald Trump and Joe Biden's race to the White House draws to a close as America decides.

He suggested an entire household could meet up with a friend, before then contradicting himself.

“The key thing here, I think, is that you will probably be able to continue to play singles tennis at the moment," he said, before backtracking.

"Has the Prime Minister considered making way for someone with a skill set better suited to getting us through this crisis?" one MP asked.

“Virtually every week another job or public sector contract is handed to a friend of the Conservative Party behind closed doors. It’s unfair – and it shuts out much of the talent we need properly to handle the crisis.”

Donald Trump may have to rely on a so-called 'red wave' on election day - here's why.

Covid-19 has had a huge impact on people's voting habits - here's how it could impact the result.

How does it differ from the popular vote, how many votes does a candidate need and where are the key swing states?

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.