- NewsRoss McGuinness
Jeremy Corbyn loses the youth vote as Theresa May and the Tories fight back in opinion polls
Theresa May is beginning to take the youth vote from Jeremy Corbyn.
- NewsAndy Wells
What is being examined at the Grenfell Tower inquiry and who is involved?
It has been nearly a year since the fire at Grenfell Tower claimed the lives of 72 people.
- NewsAndy Wells
Government will fund ALL removal of dangerous cladding on tower blocks at cost of £400m
The Government will fully fund the removal of dangerous cladding from tower blocks by councils and housing associations.
- NewsRoss McGuinness
Half of young Britons say they would never vote for the Conservative Party
The Conservatives are losing the youth vote, a poll has suggested.
- NewsRoss McGuinness
Almost two-thirds of Leave voters don’t think Brexit is going very well so far
Only 22% of Leave voters think Brexit is going smoothly.
- NewsAndy Wells
Jacob Rees-Mogg: ‘Brexit will be better for young people than staying in the EU'
Organisations representing Britain's students have joined calls for a second Brexit referendum.
- NewsDavid Harding
Theresa May meets grieving Grenfell families and is accused of making things worse
Families of those who perished in the Grenfell Tower tragedy have accused Prime Minister Theresa May of making things worse after a private meeting
- NewsAndy Wells
Oxford University removes portrait of Theresa May after students deface it with messages about Windrush
The photograph of the Prime Minister featured in a display about high-achieving alumnae.
- NewsEllen Manning
Police release all sites linked to Skripal poisoning - except former Russian spy's home - for decontamination
The Cabinet has been told that police have released all sites linked to the Skripal poisoning case in Salisbury for decontamination, apart from the former spy's house.
- NewsEllen Manning
Tory civil war over EU customs partnership 'could bring down Theresa May'
Theresa May's plans for a customs partnership with the EU could lead to her downfall, it has been claimed.
- NewsEllen Manning
Labour accused Government of 'cover-up' over Windrush scandal by ordering three-line whip on attempt to get records
Labour has accused the Government of a cover-up over the Windrush scandal by ordering a three-line whip on a motion to release documents relating to it.
- NewsEllen Manning
Jacob Rees-Mogg denies issuing Theresa May with an ultimatum over EU customs partnership
Tory Eurosceptic Jacob Rees-Mogg has denied issuing Theresa May with an ultimatum over plans for a customers partnership with the EU.
- NewsEllen Manning
Confidence in Brexit negotiations concluded successfully has hit rock bottom, poll suggests
A poll by ICM Unlimited suggested that confidence in Brexit negotiations concluded successfully has hit rock bottom.
- NewsAndy Wells
Amber Rudd quits: Sajid Javid named Home Secretary as Theresa May dodges questions about resignation
Amber Rudd became the fifth departure from the Cabinet since last year's snap general election.
- NewsAndy Wells
Announcement to be made 'in coming days' about Donald Trump making working visit to UK in July
A full announcement about the President's visit is set to be made over the next few days.
- NewsEllen Manning
The Windrush Scandal has reminded people of when Theresa May blamed a cat for the failure to deport an illegal immigrant
The Windrush Scandal has reminded some people of the time Theresa May wrongly said an illegal immigrant couldn't be deported because he had a cat.
- NewsNick Reilly
Leave voters think Brexit isn't turning out as well as they hoped, poll finds
Each possible Brexit deal was met with a degree of uncertainty in a new poll...
- NewsAndy Wells
Theresa May set to tell MPs she was right to back Syria air strikes as anger grows over lack of vote
The Prime Minister is facing mounting anger from MPs over a lack of Commons vote.
- NewsEllen Manning
Syria airstrikes: Experts predict what could happen next
Experts predict what will happen next following airstrikes by the US, UK and France on Syria.
- NewsEllen Manning
Investigation underway after pensioners receive letters from Conservative Party addressed to 'Mr F******joking
Letters reportedly sent to constituents in Theresa May's name asking for donations were addressed to 'Mr F******joking'
- NewsEllen Manning
Jeremy Corbyn's popularity plummets amid Russia comments and anti-semitism row
YouGov's favourability data suggests Theresa May is more popular than Jeremy Corbyn for the first time since the General Election.
- NewsAndy Wells
Donations top £12k for man suffering from cancer after Theresa May refused to intervene over £54k NHS bill
The 63-year-old arrived in the UK in 1973 from Jamaica when hew was a teenager.
- NewsMatilda Long
Former ambassador says there is 'zero evidence' nerve agent used against Sergei Skripal was made in Russia
A former ambassador has said there is 'zero evidence' the nerve agent used in the attack against Sergei Skripal was manufactured in Russia.
- NewsYahoo News UK
Trump weighs in as allies join forces to condemn Russia’s ‘brazen’ chemical attack
Theresa May views the area where former Russian double agent Sergei Skripal and his daughter were found critically ill in Salisbury. Donald Trump has stated Russia looks likely to be behind the poisoning of a former double agent on UK soil. The US President, who has been accused of not giving his full backing to a Nato ally in the days after the attack, said he was in deep discussions with Theresa May.
- NewsAndy Wells
What was the Cold War and who was involved?
The US has thrown its diplomatic weight behind the UK as Britain braces itself for Russian retaliation.
