Search Result for 'election'

The Tories claim to be the party of "law and order" - but shocking data from the Home Office itself suggests otherwise.

“How come Xmas trees are up when they're not putting them up till after 12th?”, one eagle-eyed constituent said.

The majority of the public are in favour of Proportional Representation - is it time to make the switch?

The party's vice-chairman represents West Aberdeenshire and Kincardine, where he holds a narrow majority of 843 votes.

Johnson has gone to quite literally extreme lengths to avoid accountability during his time in office.

"Voters will decide", says the man who had Lord Goldsmith in his foreign office.

Sir Geoffrey was paid up to £900,000 to defend the tax haven in an inquiry launched by the Foreign Office.

Ever the coward, the PM has used fridges, hospital wards and even foreign conflicts to dodge scrutiny - and tricky TV interviews.

A general election is a long way off, but a leadership challenge could be in the offing.