Jeremy Corbyn has admitted that Labour faces a huge challenge to win next month’s general election after its disappointing showing in the local elections – urging supporters to win round the millions of people he said were still undecided.
Gary Gibbon
Theresa May has delivered a warrior queen address in front of No 10 after her chat with The Queen. There’s every chance, according to her own political calculations, that the Brexit bill dominating the headlines was working its magic for her with many voters. But that, for Theresa May, wasn’t enough.
Symeon Brown was at Mrs May’s speech in Leeds
Theresa May and Jeremy Corbyn have set out their campaign battle lines at the final session of Prime Minister’s Questions before the general election.
Theresa May has been quick to exploit a new poll suggesting that the Conservative Party is on target for a first election win in Wales in 167 years.
Gary Gibbon
Does the Emmanuel Macron phenomenon in France suggest that new political times need new political forces? Tim Farron says the Macron success is evidence that France needed a “liberal” party and only now had got one.
An online poll by ITV’s This Morning show has been circulating on social media, showing a massive lead for Jeremy Corbyn. It puts the Labour leader on a staggering 68%, with Theresa May trailing behind at just 19%. It’s been retweeted hundreds of times, with Corbyn supporters saying it shows that Britain is ‘waking up’ and…
If we run polling numbers through the Electoral Calculus prediction model, things don’t look good for Labour.
Lord Howard denies he was being inflammatory when he appeared to suggest that Theresa May would be prepared to go to war over Gibraltar.
Between a Rock and a hard place: could Britain go to war to protect Gibraltar?
Well if Theresa May had her chance on Wednesday – today it was the turn of EU Council President Donald Tusk to outline Europe’s strategy for the Article 50 talks.
The Prime Minister said Parliament was meeting as normal to deliver a clear message: its “resolve will never waver in the face of terrorism”.
To America now, where President Trump has been speaking with Theresa May for a briefing on the events in London today
In Cardiff, there’s been no sign of compromise from Theresa May, as she told Conservatives a second Scottish referendum would be “bad for us all”.
“We are four nations, but at heart one people”: Theresa May has promised to strengthen and sustain the union, setting out her case for Scotland to remain in the United Kingdom.