UK Election 2024

We talk to the Green Party’s co-leader Adrian Ramsay.

We spoke to Nigel Farage shortly after he announced he’d run, and we started by putting it to him that voting Reform on 4 July helps Labour get a bigger majority.

Labour wanted to talk about defence today, the Conservatives wanted to talk about what they call ‘confusion’ over the legal definitions of sex and gender.

Channel 4 News has obtained an exclusive audio recording from Faiza Shaheen’s candidacy interview with Labour’s National Executive Committee.

Likes, shares, engagement: in this general election the battle for hearts, minds and limited attention spans is being fought on social media, not just the doorstep.

The SNP has formally launched its election campaign at a rally in Glasgow.

We spoke to Shadow Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson. We began by asking her about Labour’s pledge to reform the current apprenticeship levy, in order to train up more UK workers, and how it would all be funded.

Labour has denied reports it’s offering peerages to former MPs so it can parachute so-called “Starmtroopers” – Keir Starmer’s chosen candidates – into their seats.

Ten days into the general election campaign, it was a day of battle buses, with Labour, Conservatives and Reform all launching theirs.

After the first full week of campaigning in the general election, we’ve been speaking to two men who served as director of communications at Downing Street – Alistair Campbell worked under Tony Blair and now co-hosts the podcast The Rest is Politics – while Sir Craig Oliver was in Number 10 with David Cameron.

This morning Sir Keir Starmer was campaigning in Scotland – where he promised that a Labour government would begin building clean power across the UK ‘within months’, through a new publicly owned energy company. And he insisted it would safeguard Scottish jobs for years to come.

After days of speculation over her political future – the veteran MP Diane Abbott is ‘free to go forward’ as a Labour candidate in the general election, according to Sir Keir Starmer. 

Social media expert Sean Topham explains why TikTok matters in this election campaign.

Sir Keir Starmer backed embattled First minister Vaughan Gething in his visit to Abergavenny.

The turmoil over Labour’s left-wing candidates couldn’t have come at a better time for the Green Party.