general election

Leader stands down following questions regarding his views on homosexuality during election campaign.

After all the election hullabaloo, the real concern is that Britain is just as divided as ever over Brexit.

The trigger for the 2008 crash is arguably the biggest driver of post-crash inequality.

Jim Messina apparently predicted that Theresa May was set for a majority of 92 seats.

"I think he can choose who he wants to have in his shadow cabinet," says Harriet Harman.

Storm Technologies alleged to have warned 'Labour voters will go first' prior to election.

The preposterous idea that the DUP is somehow equivalent to Sinn Féin needs to be addressed.

How the Conservative top team, including Boris Johnson and Michael Gove, are divided.

Green, a university friend of May, has been promoted to first secretary of state by the PM.

Tory MP Dominic Raab attacked former Chancellor for his 'unprofessional' remarks about the PM.

"This election wasn't just about Brexit – there was something very different about it," left-winger said.

UK foreign secretary has publicly thrown his support behind the prime minister.

Downing Street gaffe comes after Theresa May's top aides - Nick Timothy and Fiona Hill - quit.

Intervention comes after the Conservatives gained 12 seats north of the border at the election.

Academic wrongly said Jeremy Corbyn's Labour Party would not get more than 38% of the vote.

Singer added the hung parliament proved the influence of traditional media over public opinion had waned.

Sturgeon thought this election would drive another wedge between Scotland and the UK. She was wrong.

A Tory leader called a vote and left Britain in turmoil - haven't we been here before?

The left can feel reassured that a radical social democratic programme gained significant ground in Britain.

"People have said that they've had quite enough of austerity politics," the Labour leader said.

The 2017 and 2010 general elections produced a hung parliament - here's what that means.

The poll was commissioned by the BBC, ITV and Sky.

Paxman is used to grilling politicians, but can he handle Infosecurity Europe?

Here's what will happen on the night.

The humiliating experience showed me that in another country and another time, I would have been marked for disposal.

The incident was dubbed by one social media user as 'too perfect'.

Here's why the Conservative lead over Labour is anything between one and 12 points.

Top Liberal Democrat says families across the UK will face a 'Brexit squeeze' thanks to the split.

Britain is about to hold its second general election in two years.

Corbyn said May should quit Number 10 after overseeing cuts to police numbers in the Home Office.