Politics

The results are consistent with Labour on the cusp of a majority at the next general election, and Sir Keir Starmer as PM

The local elections have marked a “dark day for British democracy” as some people were “regrettably” unable to cast their ballot.

The UK’s competition watchdog has opened a probe into artificial intelligence (AI), amid concerns that the technology might impact consumers.

There are also concerns that postal votes haven't been registered because of a delay caused by the Bank Holidays.

"Young people have been let down," by the split, Sir John Major has said. Judging by this poll, the feeling is palpable.

The CMA said it will look at the opportunities and risks of AI, focusing on what competition rules and consumer protections may be needed.

A survey has found widespread support for greater tax increases on record profits to pay for climate reparations.

Many of the seats being contested this year were last up for election in 2019, when the UK was still in the European Union.

Signatories to the statement include representatives from Australia, New Zealand, The Bahamas and Canada.