Jeremy Corbyn

Labour leader had vowed not to take part in election TV events unless May participated.

YouGov poll predicts Tories could lose up to 20 seats next week and fall short of overall majority.

YouGov data raise prospect of catastrophic result for Theresa May.

As Labour closes in on the Conservatives, IBTimes UK explains how to read the opinion polls.

Euro under pressure amid growing concerns over Greece bailout deal.

Corbyn was forced to refer to his iPad to check to figures.

"I don't think anyone could say that Corbyn has had a fair deal at the hands of the press."

We shouldn't focus on things in the past when the government is inflicting misery in the present.

It is worth asking how big a problem is fraud and why UK political parties should focus on it in their manifestos.

As the 8 June vote looms, IBTimes UK travels to the bellwether seat of Nuneaton and nearby Coventry.

One user tweeted May 'comes across like someone who has been caught lying on their CV at a job interview'.

A sceptical TV audience ask tough questions of the Tory and Labour leaders.

The prime minister has again ruled out taking part in general election debates.

Elite commando force The Royal Marines have seen 'large decreases' in morale and satisfaction.

Labour leader has promised to boost police numbers and funding for the security services.

Institute for Fiscal Studies' assessment comes just two weeks before the general election on 8 June.

The Labour leader says we need a 'smarter' way to tackle extremism.

Prime Minister Theresa May says the police are treating the incident as an 'appalling terrorist attack'.

The BBC's Andrew Neil is interviewing party leaders ahead of the 8 June General Election.

Latest YouGov polls show Jeremy Corbyn's party leading by 10 points.

Why isn't Jeremy heading for a victory? Because Labour's manifesto is an impossible spending wish-list.

The tuition fees system could be progressive. Scrapping it will take money away from where it's needed.

Exclusive: Union accuses Phillips of making comments that 'contradict' the 'positive message' of the CWU.

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

The UK general election is one of the weirdest in recent memory.

We asked people on the street.

It's quick and easy to register online.

Data from all the opinion polls in the fight between May and Corbyn.

Subsidising smart people to go into higher education may encourage them to have more children.

Pair discussed future of Britain during politically-charged discussion at hipster cafe.