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A YouGov survey showed the gap is at its closest since the general election was called.

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Ukip chief seemed to mix-up Wood with former Green Party leader Natalie Bennett.

"People knew what they were voting for," Nuttall said as he clashed with Lib Dem leader Tim Farron.

"We can use this moment of change to build a stronger, fairer, more prosperous Britain," May said.

Conservatives stand at 49% while Labour jump 8 points to 34% following manifesto launch.

"The world of work has become increasingly insecure under this Tory government," Unite said.

"The election may well mark an all-time low in relations between Labour and British Indian voters."

It was yet another political gaffe for the foreign secretary.

Interview: Jonathan Bartley sat down with IBTimes UK at the launch of the Progressive Alliance.

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Conservative prime minister was the first leader to face Robert Peston's social media-driven interview.

Conservative prime minister was confronted face-to-face as she visited Oxfordshire.

The number of British voters wanting to stay in the economic and political bloc has slimmed.

Report comes as Conservative premier Theresa May continues to tour Labour's heartlands.

"This is about having a health service for the many," Corbyn will tell the Royal College of Nurses.

Shadow Brexit secretary also told the Board of Deputies that Ken Livingstone should be expelled.

Jeremy Hosking wants Theresa May to have 'an army' of Brexit MPs.

Shadow chancellor John McDonnell said the levy would introduce 'fairness' back into the system.

Prime minister is playing down the opinion polls, but continues to campaign in Labour's heartlands.

"More needs to be done in order to encourage men to take leave when they become a dad."

Labour leader also accuses Theresa May of pandering to 'erratic' Trump.

The Trade Unionist and Socialist Coalition fielded more than 130 candidates at the last election.

"A strong military is only possible with a strong economy," Prime Minister Theresa May will say.

Radical US academic compares Labour leader to US's Bernie Sanders

Corbyn pledges to abolish tuition fees and build 100,000 council houses per year.

Only file relating to South Thanet MP Craig Mackinlay still under review following CPS investigation.

"You have to channel your anger through the satire," the London-based painter told IBTimes UK.

"Too many politicians seem to think that treating their citizens like children is a matter of national pride."

Dissident pressure mounts on leftwing party leader as one insider warns: ''We can't allow this to continue.''