Labour's Michael Pennycook has said renters have been "completely let down by the Conservatives". The housing minister adds his party will "introduce legislation that will decisively level the playing field" between landlords and tenants without advocating hard rent control.
The former president used one word five times when describing the pop icon.
Kevin Hollinrake was left squirming after Wilfred Frost's onslaught.
How did Rishi Sunak and Keir Starmer – the two men who could be prime minister at the end of next week – fare in their final face-to-face clash of the campaign? Our commentators Tim Stanley and Tom Harris give their verdicts.
Sir Keir Starmer and his Labour team enjoy warm cuddly feelings about the European Union. Although Starmer has ruled out returning to the customs union or the EU’s single market, Labour says that it will improve the UK’s relationship with the EU by negotiating a veterinary agreement to reduce border checks and seeking mutual recognition agreements allowing touring artists and professionals to export their services to the EU.
Both leaders sheepish as audience loudly applauded question
"It's invented, isn't it, James?" Labour's Yvette Cooper said.
Critics on social media suggested the chyron meant one thing.
When the history of this election campaign comes to be written, one question will perplex the compilers more than any other: why now? The Tory officials and police officers being investigated for alleged gambling law infractions by betting on a snap contest in July will have secured very good odds for the simple reason that no one was expecting it.
Nigel Farage, the leader of Reform UK, has claimed that “immigration is the real reason for the housing crisis”, arguing that Britain needs to “build a new house every two minutes” to accommodate legal migrants.
Labour keeps nobly insisting that it won’t raise taxes for “working people”. Call me a pessimist, but I can’t help feeling this is a promise that won’t be kept.
Emmanuel Macron’s controversial pension reforms have loomed over his second presidential term – and could now be his undoing.
Pundits and politicians aren’t the only ones offering their hot takes on how Thursday’s CNN event will go.
Ukraine is now able to strike military targets in Russia using Western-supplied weapons. One commander said Ukraine had destroyed columns of troops.
CNN's Erin Burnett laughed at Ty Cobb's suggestion.
Every borough in the UK will be required to take their “fair share” of asylum seekers under a Labour government, Angela Rayner has pledged.
For someone seeking to inspire a public revolt to topple the Tories, it was no surprise that Nigel Farage took to the sea in a catamaran on Tuesday in an attempt to embarrass Rishi Sunak over his “Stop the Boats” pledge.
Michael van der Veen, an ex-attorney to former President Trump, argued the judge overseeing the classified documents case is “playing right into the defense’s hands” by slow-walking pretrial decisions. When asked Monday if Judge Aileen Cannon is “just dragging this thing out,” van der Veen said, “She certainly seems to be taking a lot longer…
By the time the 2010 general election came around, David Tennant had already come and gone as the lead actor in Doctor Who and was carving out another starring role in Labour MPs’ election literature.
Volunteers and supporters of grassroots Colorado Republican Ron Hanks, who’d hoped to fill the congressional seat vacated by fellow MAGA diehard Lauren Boebert, gathered Tuesday night at a Grand Junction brewery for a watch party. Hanks lamented the results — and the state of the Republican Party. Sheila Flynn reports from the third congressional district
Tuesday’s contests in Colorado, New York, South Carolina and Utah saw the first incumbent House Democrat to lose in a primary this cycle, along with several losses for Trump-endorsed candidates. The progressive wing of the Democratic Party suffered a major blow when Rep. Jamaal Bowman (D-N.Y.) lost to Westchester County Executive George Latimer, a moderate,…
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