Prime Minister

Liberal Democrat leader went after the Tories during the BBC debate over the 'dementia tax'.

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

Conservatives are set for an overall majority of just two, according to a new YouGov poll.

"We cannot be cowed or allow our way of life to be undermined by those who wish to do us harm," said Paul Nuttall.

Decision in wake of Manchester attack comes days before major events across the UK, including FA Cup final.

British security services believe they know the identity of the lone suicide bomber.

"It will be business as usual as far as possible in our great city," Greater Manchester mayor said.

"The country is united in grief after this devastating terror attack," said Lib Dem leader Tim Farron.

"We will make sure nobody has to sell their family home to pay for care", May said.

Tory lead in some recent opinion polls has dipped to single figures over Labour.

We asked people on the street.

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

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.

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

Scotland's Brexit minister Michael Russell made the claim to a Scottish parliamentary committee.

Interview: Conservative MP candidate for Croydon Central Gavin Barwell spoke to IBTimes UK.

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

"We believe in free markets and competition, but we want to see competition working."

The UK prime minister has claimed that officials in Brussels are 'meddling' with the general election.

Jeremy Corbyn has promised that a Labour government would axe the fees across England.

Conservatives want voters across the UK to see the election as fight between May and Corbyn.

'This is not about who wins and who loses in the local elections,' the prime minister told UK voters.

"On behalf of the whole country, I want to offer our deepest gratitude and good wishes to His Royal Highness."

Pro-EU London freesheet takes shot at Theresa May over her stance to Brexit negotiations.

"We know who's going to be prime minister on 9 June...It will be Theresa May," former PM admitted.

Boost for pro-EU campaigners as British voters change their tune over the economic bloc.

Liberal Democrat leader Tim Farron says May will 'bottle it' if she turns the opportunity down.

Rosa Prince, author of Theresa May: the Enigmatic Prime Minister, spoke to IBTimes UK about the snap election.

PM confirms snap election outside Downing Street