Politics
Sunak faces shouts of ‘shame’ over aim to quit European Court of Human Rights
The Prime Minister continued to face calls of “shame on you” as the Question Time election special drew to an end.
PoliticsJOE go ‘live’ at the Apollo Theatre – here’s how to get tickets
Don’t miss the first ever live event from PoliticsJOE and the opportunity to get an up-close and personal with all things 4th of July.
Corbyn campaign bids to make canvassing history by knocking on every door in the constituency
The former Labour leader is calling on volunteers to hit the doorstep at the weekend.
Tory campaign director takes leave of absence amid election betting ‘scandal’
Tony Lee stepped away from his Conservative HQ job after it emerged his would-be MP wife was being investigated by the Gambling Commission.
Fact checking Reform UK’s ‘excess deaths’ claims
“Excess deaths are nearly as high as they were during the Covid pandemic. Young people are over-represented.”
The threat of a Labour ‘supermajority’ is the Tory’s last throw of the dice
“What’s to stop them giving votes to EU citizens, 16-year-olds, prisoners, and making sure they could be a forever government?”
Eastern England could deliver handful of election shocks
One of the most closely watched contests in the region will be Clacton, where Reform leader Nigel Farage is a candidate.
Tories and Labour battle for host of marginal seats in West Midlands
The Tories’ most vulnerable seat in the region is the newly-created constituency of Wolverhampton West.
Labour’s pledge to limit branded school uniform items ‘will cost parents more’
The Schoolwear Association said the policy would have a ‘negative impact’ on schools, parents and pupils.