Theresa May refuses to compare herself to a Harry Potter character
Prime Minister was asked about the books during a school visit
Jeremy Corbyn
Business groups call Labour manifesto unrealistic and 'knee-jerk'
Labour is vowing to introduce new taxes on the 2 per cent of adults with the highest income, expand childcare dramatically and renationalise rail and mail services
Hannah Fearn There's a reason why voters listen to Theresa May more than Corbyn
The Tories know how to get people talking, while policies like the renationalisation of the railways aren't fuelling much water-cooler chitchat
Harriet Williamson I'll never forget what Corbyn whispered in my ear at a rally last week
What he said echoed in my ears as I watched the manifesto launch today
John Rentoul What Corbyn said to launch the manifesto – and what he really meant
Our Chief Political Commentator provides the Labour leader’s running internal monologue as he unveiled the party’s programme for government
Sarah Arnold Theresa May was right to refuse a televised debate with Corbyn
Television debates work for the US presidential elections because those debating are going to be named on the ballot paper come election day. Unless you reside in Maidenhead or Islington North, neither May nor Corbyn will appear on your ballot paper
'Grime4Corbyn' campaign launched ahead of general election
Labour leader has been praised by UK artists encouraging young people to vote in the general election
Liam Young Whatever you think of Corbyn, his manifesto delivers
'For the many, not the few' has turned out to be more than a slogan, unlike Theresa May's constant parroting of 'strong and stable'
Jeremy Corbyn was listed as a Boy Better Know member on Wikipedia
Labour leader has been praised by UK artists encouraging young people to vote in the general election
Ali Goldsworthy Why the left has been getting worse at winning elections
Left-wing brands are toxic, and this is how we can sort them out
Theresa May and Jeremy Corbyn to appear in live TV election special
The leaders will face questions from the audience as well as a one-on-one interview
Labour begins to poll higher under Corbyn than it did under Miliband
Gap with Conservatives narrows to 15 points, according to two new polls
Will Gore Labour’s left need to stop getting hung up about media bias
Having a pop at the media distracts Labour from what should be the more important task of tackling those areas where the party has yet to convince potential supporters: the party’s position on Brexit for one
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Election 2017 guide: What do the opinion polls say about leadership?
We may not have a presidential system in Britain, but public perceptions of party leaders matter. And, despite Theresa May’s lacklustre record and the popularity of many Labour policies, the leadership gap is hugely in her favour
Denis MacShane Why Chuka Umunna was wise to break with Labour's Brexit line
Instead of falling into the Ukip-Tory trap of demanding work and residence permits, seasonal or regional allocations, or cruelly saying a worker cannot live with a spouse and children, Umunna is pointing out that there are many ways within single market rules to control immigration
Jme met with Jeremy Corbyn to encourage young people to vote
Grime artist has been active in encouraging people to get involved in UK politics
Free movement of people will end after Brexit, says Corbyn
‘Clearly the free movement ends when we leave the European Union but there will be managed migration and it will be fair,’ says Labour leader