UK Election 2024

 In a luxury resort in Puglia, the leaders of the group of seven major democracies are wrapping up their annual summit. 

Craig Williams has apologised and is being investigated by the Gambling Commission. Our Senior Political Correspondent Paul McNamara spoke to the Foreign Secretary Lord Cameron about this earlier.

Labour’s election manifesto has one word on the cover: Change. What does that mean and where’s the money to make it happen? Krishnan Guru-Murthy asks Labour’s Stella Creasy and the Green’s Sian Berry.

Unlike Brighton, which we heard about earlier, the coastal towns of England and Wales have been fertile ground for the Conservatives for well over a decade.

The 4th of July poll is the first general election where you can only vote if you have a photo ID.

Today it was the Green Party’s turn to launch its manifesto, with co-leaders Carla Denyer and Adrian Ramsay pledging to “mend broken Britain”.

Earlier we spoke to Treasury Minister Gareth Davies.

We spoke to Labour’s Shadow Transport Secretary Louise Haigh who was in Grimsby where the Sky leaders’ event took place.

Both Labour and the Conservatives are relying on the economy to grow to help them meet their election pledges.

His own defence minister is warning voters about the dangers of handing Labour a supermajority.

The Conservatives have put tax cuts firmly at the heart of their manifesto, with only a brief mention of the NHS.

This is the fifth manifesto in a row where the Conservatives have promised to cut net migration.

Labour have called the manifesto a “a recipe for five more years of Tory chaos”.

Shortly after the manifesto launch, we spoke to the Work and Pensions Secretary Mel Stride