Theresa May

Ipsos MORI found that 68% of voters do not think the Tories will meet their 'tens of thousands' pledge.

At such a critical point in EU-UK relations, politicians on both sides should stop playing to the crowd.

Theresa May was in the south-west to shore up support for her MPs against the Liberal Democrats.

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

Food banks are becoming the go-to prop for people who lack actual statistics.

Leaks reveal the European Commission president's meeting with the PM went badly for the UK.

Jon Cruddas leads group that wants to help Greens take Isle of Wight and Brighton Pavilion.

Cameron intends to write his autobiography inside his new investment.

There were just 113 convictions out of 3,266 cases of slavery offences in 2015.

Abe says overnight changes to regulation could hurt business.

May outlined her plans for the general election and Brexit negotiations to the BBC.

Lib Dems leader wants to fight Theresa May's 'colossal coronation'.

Tories pledge to give more power to regulators to block takeovers that threaten pension schemes.

The village was so small it only comprised of 50 houses.

The five-minute Labour broadcast was released just before Tony Blair's party won a landslide.

The Thick of It creator has urged young people to register to vote in the general election.

Government is asking schools to cut £3bn from budgets by 2020.

Foreign secretary's allies confide they are 'worried' for his future.

A poll suggesting that some are now regretting voting Leave is scant comfort if she's heading for victory.

It could be a tighter race than predicted...

The foreign secretary also signalled that the prime minister may not have to win a Commons vote for strikes.

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

Government's Brexit workload too high to attempt simultaneously to leave ECHR, sources say.

''Failure by both Corbyn and May to appear in the TV debates would be a dereliction of their duty.''

'It's a 'yes' or a 'no' and the prime minister failed to answer,' SNP deputy leader Angus Robertson said.

Money could be key for Britain to get a good deal from Brussels.

"Jeremy Corbyn himself has said that he was a 200/1 outsider for the Labour leadership in 2015."

It comes amid reports of a hostile atmosphere and bitter infighting in Theresa May's government.

Defence Secretary Michael Fallon claimed the UK 'uses the deterrent every single day'.

Farron dodged more questions about his views on gay sex during another TV interview.