Politics
88% of Conservatives’ most widely promoted ads feature claims which are not correct
The Coalition for Reform in Political Advertising has called for all political advertising to be subject to fact-checking as a legal requirement following what it describes as a "fake news and disinformation general election".
UK-US trade deal ‘could put the union at risk’
University of Sussex academics have suggested such an arrangement could accelerate Scottish independence.
Count Binface aims to lay waste to Boris Johnson’s election hopes
The comedy candidate will face the Prime Minister in the Uxbridge and South Ruislip constituency.
Experience of four-year-old Jack example of what is happening in NHS – Corbyn
Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn said his party’s plans for the NHS are ‘completely credible’.
Jonathan Ashworth dismisses criticism of Jeremy Corbyn as ‘banter’
He said the situation facing Labour was ‘abysmal’ because voters ‘can’t stand Corbyn’ and think the party has ‘blocked Brexit’.
Billie Piper joins t-shirt wars with anti-Tory jibe
The t-shirt mimics the Tesco logo, and reads: "Tories, very little help."
Boris Johnson apologises after boy slept on hospital floor
Sarah Williment covered her four-year-old son, Jack, with coats to keep him warm as he waited for a bed at Leeds General Infirmary.
Johnson predicts a baby boom if we “get Brexit done”
Johnson referred to a "big baby boom" following the 2012 Olympics, which has been proved to be a misconception.
Lib Dems should apologise on ninth anniversary of tuition fee hike says Angela Rayner
Shadow education secretary Angela Rayner said the broken manifesto pledge had left many youngsters ‘bitterly disillusioned’ with politics.