Richard Holden is on a shortlist of one to ensure he gets a seat after multiple constituencies rejected sunak’s hand-picked party chairman

Rishi sunak and Sir Keir Starmer will face each other in the final televised debate of the campaign on 26 June

Though the odds clearly favour Keir Starmer’s Labour, two previous elections remind us that polls can shift during campaigns

Comes after the Treasury rubbished the claim made during the first election TV debate

Households across the UK on Tuesday 4 June watched Rishi sunak and Sir Keir Starmer clash on live television in their first debate ahead of the general election. The prime minister hoped to boost his Tory party’s dismal outlook, while Labour†...

Rishi sunak has suffered a new setback this morning with new Home Office figures on small boats Channel crossings with asylum seekers

All you need to know about Rishi sunak’s tax claim, from who costed the figures, and how, to why it’s so controversial

Rishi sunak and Sir Keir Starmer clashed on live television on Tuesday night (4 June) in the first debate ahead of the general election. The prime minister hoped to boost his Tory party’s dismal outlook, while Labour’s leader aimed to cemen ...

A guide to all the manifesto promises we could expect to see from the Conservatives before July 4

What exactly are the Tories proposing and could teenagers be arrested for refusing call-up?

Rishi sunak says the pledge will prevent millions of pensioners from paying more tax

Rishi sunak has called a summer election - but many people will be jetting off on their holidays by then

Letter from senior official says ministers were told not to present their costings as produced by civil service

The PM and Labour leader tussled on tax, Gaza and immigration. But did either man land a damaging blow?

The PM claimed ‘independent Treasury officials’ were behind a claim that Labour would raise taxes for every family by £2,000

To win, the Labour leader simply had to hold the prime minister to a draw, writes John Rentoul

In the first TV debate of the general election campaign, the prime minister repeatedly pointed to analysis by Treasury civil servants showing a £38.5bn black hole in Sir Keir Starmer’s spending plans

The two leaders fought over cost of living, taxes, defence, small boats and national service in crucial TV election debate

 

There should have been a line between the Tory approach and the rightwing demagogue’s but, foolishly, the PM dissolved it, says Guardian columnist Rafael Behr