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Exclusive: Undercover inside Reform’s campaign – evidence of homophobia and canvasser’s racism
Channel 4 News has gone undercover in Nigel Farage’s prospective seat in Clacton, following individuals closely associated with Reform UK’s campaign
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Pensioners biggest winners in tax, benefits and spending since 2010 – Resolution Foundation
When it comes to tax, benefits and spending, pensioners have been the big winners since 2010, according to the Resolution Foundation think tank.
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Betting scandal: can Rishi Sunak’s campaign get any worse?
As the election campaign enters the final furlong, Krishnan Guru-Murthy discusses how the betting scandal might affect the result with ConservativeHome’s Henry Hill and pollster Scarlett Maguire.
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England aim for win to avoid Germany in next round of Euros
England are already through to the last 16 at Euro 2024, but a win against Slovenia in their final group match tonight would mean they’d avoid a knockout tie against hosts Germany in the next round.
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Julian Assange to go free as Wikileaks founder agrees US plea deal
After nearly 14 years ensconced at various times in a stately home, a foreign Embassy and then in a high security prison, the Wikileaks founder Julian Assange has left the country.
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The ‘boomer election’ – are young people being listened to?
Not bothered or just overlooked? Age has emerged as one of the key divides in British politics – with many young people claiming they’re being ignored by party manifestos which focus on issues like home ownership and pensions.
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Sunak not suspending Tories accused in betting scandal is ‘bonkers’
We spoke to political strategist Jo Tanner. She was a former public relations advisor to Boris Johnson.
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Sunak and Starmer condemn Farage’s ‘disgraceful’ comments on Ukraine war
Rishi Sunak and Sir Keir Starmer have condemned the Reform UK leader Nigel Farage – after he claimed that NATO and the West had provoked the invasion of Ukraine.
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Young people feel politicians do not listen or care about them, says survey
Many young people feel politically powerless and disengaged. They think politicians either don’t listen to them or don’t really care. And they are increasingly turning to social media platforms for their news.
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Betting scandal only the latest in ‘unedifying’ campaign – Conservative MPs
Our senior political correspondent Paul McNamara is in Westminster.
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Sunak fends off questions about alleged election date bets
Rishi Sunak has refused to say how many Tory insiders are under investigation for allegedly placing bets on the general election date – although he said anyone who had broken the rules would be “booted out”.
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‘Small opportunity’ to scrutinise recently issued oil and gas licences, says barrister
We spoke to Estelle Dehon, who’s a barrister with Cornerstone, who represented Sarah Finch in the case.
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Alleged election betting is ‘unhelpful distraction’ says Conservative minister
We spoke to Business Minister Kevin Hollinrake.
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SNP launches election manifesto
The SNP leader John Swinney doubled down on a promise to push for another independence referendum as he launched his party’s manifesto in Edinburgh.
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Social media ‘part of the problem’ in undermining politician security, says former MP
The Shadow Health Secretary has criticised a Labour peer for calling candidate Rosie Duffield “frit or lazy” after she pulled out of local hustings citing safety concerns.