Politics

Every other leader of Britain’s major political parties has agreed to appear on ITV’s Tonight programme, but Boris Johnson’s team confirmed that he would not be taking part.

The Lib Dem leader said the so-called bedroom tax was not ‘the right policy and we should have stopped it’.

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.

And money is pouring in on a Labour majority.

Johnson will cheat and the question he'll ask himself is 'can I get away with it?'

Titled #ToryStory, it appears to have been penned by a person who claims to have lived in poverty for a decade, dating back to the last Labour government in 2010.

Corbyn, who first won the seat in 1983, picked up 73 per cent of the vote in 2017, up 12.7 per cent on the last election.

John McDonnell highlighted the scale of inequality in the UK, saying an estimated 135,000 children will be homeless on Christmas Day.

Swastikas were daubed on a section of Lisa Cameron’s campaign leaflet.