Jeremy Corbyn back on the campaign trail as he begins national tour
Jeremy Corbyn has said his party is in “permanent campaign mode” as he heads to Cornwall on a national tour that aims to place Labour on a more offensive footing.
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A new ORB poll suggests that a significant majority of UK voters disapprove of the way Theresa May’s government is handling Brexit negotiations.
Holyrood flexes muscles ahead of Brexit talks
Damien Green is expected to come under pressure from Scottish ministers today over the possibility of releasing new powers to Holyrood after Brexit.
Donald Trump’s 7 most retweeted tweets this month
The US president has taken to Twitter like a bird to the sky. Here are his seven most retweeted tweets in August 2017 so far.
Increasing 'danger of miscalculation' on the Korean Peninsula, former CIA official says
Mixed messages from the administration on North Korea are contributing to unease by U.S. Asian allies and a growing danger on the Korean Peninsula.
Leaked government document ‘directly contradicts’ Trump on climate change
Qatar dispute puts UK-Gulf trade talks on hold
Plans for a prestigious UK-Gulf Co-operation Council meeting in London this year have been put on hold, threatening UK plans for a quick free-trade deal with some of the richest economies in the world after Brexit.
Ruth Davidson calls for government to review immigration target
A split at the top of the Conservatives on immigration policy has emerged after the Scottish Tory leader, Ruth Davidson, called on the government to consider scrapping its target of reducing the number of new arrivals to tens of thousands a year.
Judge calls for clarity on status of ECJ rulings in UK after Brexit
The government must provide clarity on whether it wants UK courts to take into account rulings of the European court of justice after Brexit, one of Britain’s most senior judges has said.
Tories paid Crosby's firm millions for advising May's election campaign
The Conservatives paid Sir Lynton Crosby’s firm millions of pounds for advice on Theresa May’s disastrous election campaign that saw her mocked for claiming to be “strong and stable”, it has emerged.
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The great British political divide: Labour on 73% with young people
The latest YouGov poll, just like other polls since the election, shows how striking the age divide is when it comes to voters’ behaviour.
The 13 Labour leaders who never made prime minister
Which Labour leaders never became prime minister? Will Jeremy Corbyn end up on this list?
Pro-EU activists to stage 'stop Brexit' march during Tory conference
Pro-EU campaigners are planning to stage one of their biggest “stop Brexit” marches outside the Conservative party conference this autumn.
US imposes sanctions on Russia - 7 other significant sanctions
With the news that the United States is imposing tough sanctions on Russia and others, here are seven significant sanctions from the last few decades.
7 former cabinet members still in the House of Commons
Political giants often leave the House of Commons soon after their time is up. Just look at David Cameron and George Osborne who left parliament within a year of leaving their top jobs. Others, like Nick Clegg, are kicked out come a new election. Here are seven former cabinet ministers still in the House of Commons.
Tax wealth or lose election, ex-May aide warns Tories
The Tories will lose the next election if they back “unbridled capitalism” and refuse to tax wealth to help the “struggling many”, one of Theresa May’s former advisers has warned.
Britons in Europe 'face huge loss' if EU and UK cannot agree on rights
British citizens living in the European Union say they will suffer “a huge loss” if negotiators from the UK and Brussels do not settle their differences over the rights of citizens to live and work across the continent after Brexit.
7 highest number of votes won in British elections since 1945
In UK elections, it’s the number of seats that matter – not votes – but here are the top 7 number of votes received by parties at UK elections since 1945.
How close are the Conservatives to eliminating the deficit?
The Conservatives’ plans to tackle the deficit seem to have taken a backseat while Brexit sits at the steering wheel. Can the Conservatives eliminate it?
9 giant “what-ifs” of British politics
Take a look at 9 significant moments in British politics that could have gone the other way.
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Jeremy Corbyn takes aim at housing crisis at Milton Keynes rally
Labour would create a new department to tackle the housing crisis, Jeremy Corbyn will pledge at the latest rally on his tour of marginal seats.
7 times things got physical between a politician and the public
7 times things got physical between an MP and the public
Big Ben to be silenced for four years for maintenance
The bongs of Big Ben, the bell inside the clock tower above the Houses of Parliament, are to be silenced for four years for conservation works.
