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General Election 2017: The ultimate poll of polls
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Conservative manifesto buries Thatcherism as Theresa May promises 'mainstream' Brexit
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General Election 2017: Tories lead slipping as Jeremy Corbyn enjoys highest poll rating of campaign
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Tory manifesto launch hijacked as protesters ambush Theresa May's battle bus
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How the Conservatives snatched the British Indian vote off Labour
"The election may well mark an all-time low in relations between Labour and British Indian voters."
Conservative manifesto to pledge curbing immigration and tackling social care costs
The Tories want to target winter fuel payments for pensioners and firms hiring foreigners.
Theresa May isn't trusted on immigration – George Osborne just made the issue worse
Former Conservative chancellor gave Ukip a gift by attacking the 'tens of thousands' pledge.
Tory event on Labour's manifesto backfires – now everyone is talking about Philip Hammond
Prime Minister Theresa May cast doubt over Hammond's future as chancellor during a press conference.
General election 2017: Where the party leaders stand on LGBT rights
LGBT rights are firmly on Labour's agenda - what about the other parties?
Theresa May survives 40,000 questions and 10,000 angry faces during Facebook Live grilling
Conservative prime minister was the first leader to face Robert Peston's social media-driven interview.
Why Tory promises on workers' rights aren't worth the paper they're written on
Unless Conservatives scrap the employment tribunal fees they introduced, workers can't enforce their rights.
Watch disabled voter confront Theresa May over benefit cuts and 'fat cats'
Conservative prime minister was confronted face-to-face as she visited Oxfordshire.
Labour seats with 10,000 vote majorities are under threat at election, party's polls warn
Report comes as Conservative premier Theresa May continues to tour Labour's heartlands.
Conservatives to take on Labour directly with pledge to extend workers' rights
Theresa May will unveil the party's pledge to help those in the gig economy.
Where do UK political parties stand on drug policy and legalising marijuana?
Is it time to make drugs legal in the UK?
We played Election Word Association with people in London. Here is what they said...
Londoners share their views on Brexit, immigration, Theresa May and Jeremy Corbyn.
Hackers launch global cyberattack across over 100 countries using leaked NSA tool
Prime Minister confirms international cyberattack but says NHS patient data is safe.
Senior Labour candidates reject Jeremy Corbyn's 'Santa's wish-list' manifesto
Would-be MPs distance themselves from leader and campaign on local issues.
Theresa May reflects on not being able to have children: 'It has been very sad'
Prime minister says her Christian faith helped her through deaths of parents.
Meet the Tory housing minister defending the most marginal seat in London
Interview: Conservative MP candidate for Croydon Central Gavin Barwell spoke to IBTimes UK.
Millions are on the brink of starvation in Somalia. It needs our urgent attention
Theresa May's Somalia conference is important but it cannot prioritise security over the impending famine.
A float depicting Theresa May shooting herself in the face was driven around Westminster
Number 10 Vigil, which campaigns against Brexit, drove the float around central London.
Tory high command split over 'deteriorating' Theresa May-Hammond relationship
PM and chancellor at odds in policy squabble dating back to Budget.
Tories may take more Labour policies as May's adviser meets former Miliband policy guru
Theresa May looks to win voters who have deserted Labour because of Jeremy Corbyn.
Theresa May is jeopardising the UK's future by antagonising our EU partners
Prime Minister threatens to walk away without a deal - something she admits would be ruinous.
Theresa May and husband Philip say there are 'boy jobs and girl jobs' in the home
Comments from PM and partner interviewed on BBC spark sexism accusations.
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