The economic implications of the Tory manifesto
Unquestionably the manifesto’s most significant economic section lies in the pledge that the UK will leave the EU customs union and the single market
Unquestionably the manifesto’s most significant economic section lies in the pledge that the UK will leave the EU customs union and the single market
Manifesto raises fears Theresa May's party intends to prevent money going to world's poorest
Theresa May has said the UK will remain signatories to the European Convention of Human Rights for the next Parliament.
A couple who staged the death of their baby in front of shocked passengers on a London bus have both been jailed for 11 years.
87-year-old will appear in court in person on bail for remainder of trial, jurors told
The manifesto confirms Britain will be leaving the single market
Friends of the Earth hails Conservatives 'comprehensive' rejection of climate science deniers, saying it sends a 'strong message' to Donald Trump
Rights groups more people have been forced to flee their homes than ever before
Up to 15,000 children have already grown up as ‘Skype kids’ in order to keep in contact with one of their parents, campaigners warn
‘We are extremely concerned that the public are being denied access to the best experts at the time they are most needed’
Prime Minister faces criticism that free breakfasts will reach fewer pupils – but Tories insist they will provide the same educational benefit
Former Education Secretary falls into the same trap as Diane Abbott as he struggles to explain the Conservatives' immigration policy
Footage shows the soldier shouting 'stay away' at an oblivious visitor
As Theresa May launched the Conservative manifesto, it was déjà vu all over again, but not as you’ve ever heard before
Catherine Blaiklock wants to be the 'new face' of Ukip and says she '100 per cent' cannot be racist because she 'sleeps with someone of Jamaican origin'
Your guide to the TV debate highlights of the 2017 general election
Officials fear politicians could be targeted as the election draws closer
Awards for app design, vlogging and human rights activism set to replace traditional badge prizes
'Far from the pledged investment of an extra £350m per week, audaciously plastered on double-decker buses, the reality is we’ve been cheated with the opposite,' Dr Chaand Nagpaul will say