Tories expect election win despite Corbyn's big rally
Britain's rival would-be prime ministers returned to their core messages on a frantic final day of campaigning before Thursday's election.
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Nick Miller
Nick Miller is Europe correspondent for The Sydney Morning Herald and The Age
This UK election of surprises may hold one more twist
The UK is holding its breath to find if one more shock is in store on election day.
Pollster red faces the only likely UK election result
The UK election polls are all over the place with their predictions. So how do we work out who's right and who's wrong?
London jihadist radicalised by group that eyed Australia
A London Bridge jihadist was linked to an extremist network that radicalised a teenage boy who plotted a terror attack on the 2015 Anzac Day parade in Melbourne.
Third London attacker was Moroccan-Italian, police say
The third Islamist militant who carried out an attack on Saturday in London that killed seven people was a Moroccan-Italian called Youssef Zaghba, an Italian intelligence source said on Tuesday.
London bridge jihadist had long history of bad company
UK police have come under pressure to explain how one of the London Bridge attackers managed to slip the counter-terror net, despite appearing in a documentary.
Police identify two of the three London attackers
Police have named two of the three jihadists who were shot dead after killing seven people and wounding scores more in Saturday's London Bridge terror attack.
Bulgaria sentences Aussie on terror
A 21-year-old Australian man has been sentenced to four years in prison in Bulgaria for planning to commit an act of terrorism.
Critics call for Theresa May to resign over terror failures
Prime minister Theresa May has faced new accusations linking her cuts to police numbers with the recent rise in terror attacks, in an escalating political fight ahead of Thursday's UK election.
London terror: Police ID attackers, chase accomplices
Police say they have identified all three of the London Bridge attackers, and hope to lay charges against criminal accomplices of the three men who killed seven and injured scores more in the London Bridge terror attack.
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