The “fuming” news host “empty-chaired” the Conservative Party chairman and ran through a list of election campaign scandals, U-turns, embarrassments and inadequacies that she had been hoping to grill him on while “he is probably 15 feet from where I am standing”.
Corbyn calls the fresh plans a “manifesto of hope” that are “fully costed”, involving no tax increases for 95% of taxpayers.
Labour is pledging to embark on a council and social housing “revolution” by constructing up to 150,000 homes a year in the biggest building programme in decades.
The Royle Family star changed his account to "the Conservative Press Orifice", congratulating Jeremy Corbyn for "clearly winning the debate".
The shadow chancellor has set out Labour’s plans to reform corporate governance.
The Scottish Conservatives have withdrawn support for Aberdeen North candidate Ryan Houghton.
The shadow chancellor says no one ‘needs or deserves’ to be a billionaire.
Contrary to widespread perceptions, the economy performs no worse under Labour than under the Tories—by some measures it does much better.
Jayne Rae described "nurses crying in frustration as they couldn’t get people seen."