0
Rishi Sunak and Keir Starmer took questions from the public on Sky News on Wednesday. We examine their claims on tax, Rwanda deportations and NHS dentists
0
The party’s manifesto, which pledges to use a wealth tax to revitalise our public services, shows it can push Labour to raise its ambitions, says Guardian columnist George Monbiot
0
Have the Conservatives switched their election strategy to simply limiting losses? Archie Bland reports
0
Amanda Pritchard rebuts claims service is broken but tells health conference major investment needed
0
Exclusive: £100 bet placed in Montgomeryshire – the constituency of Craig Williams – over July poll
0
Marina AbramoviÄ would flinch at the pain the prime minister is inflicting on himself in pursuit of his self-destructive project
0
Donations understood to include âsubstantial chequeâ from Holly Valance with funds also boosted by new memberships
0
Daniel Kebede, leader of the NEU, says membersâ morale is at an all-time low and that Starmer must signal a radical change in policy
0
Every party underestimates the intelligence of voters. Why is Nigel Farage the only politician prepared to tell us what he really thinks, asks actor and writer Sheila Hancock
0
The Guardian is reporting from the constituency of Nottingham East to find out what issues people there care about most – and we want your help
0
The Greens in England and Wales have launched their plan for government ahead of next month’s UK election
0
Leaders outline ideas including wealth levy, rent controls, house-building, and water and energy firm nationalisation
0
This cheap politics of envy distracts from Britain’s most pressing issue: inequality, says former Tory MP Justine Greening
0
Defence secretary says even bigger win than 1997 landslide would be âvery bad newsâ for country
0
A majority bigger even than the 1997 landslide would give Labour a 'blank chequeâ, the defence secretary says
0
April growth figure is 0%, as Britain is held back by poor retail and construction activity amid wet weather
0
0
How to judge Rishi Sunak? Not as a politician, but as the great improv comic of our age | Ian Martin
How lucky we are to have witnessed his masterful performances as ‘chancellor of the exchequer’ and ‘prime minister’, says comedy writer Ian Martin
0
Partyâs housing pledges include introducing rent controls and ending right to buy system for social properties
0
How are Labour and the Conservatives approaching their online campaign strategies? Jim Waterson reports