Everything you need to know about the televised election debates
The first televised debate of the General Election campaign will take place on Tuesday evening between Prime Minister Boris Johnson and Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn.
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Kuwait ruler sacks son and another minister amid embezzlement scandal
Kuwait’s ruler has fired his own son and another cabinet minister after they publicly feuded over accusations of corruption, ordering the prime minister to form a new government.
Lib Dems stronger after coalition with Tories, Willie Rennie claims
Willie Rennie has claimed the Liberal Democrats are “stronger” as a party after their time in coalition with the Tories but admitted he has “regrets” about some of the policies that were introduced.
Jeremy Corbyn: There has to be migration as UK cannot exist in isolation
Jeremy Corbyn has remained tight-lipped about the contents of his party’s General Election manifesto but has insisted migration into Britain is vital to maintain the economy.
Hung parliament, referendum and another General Election ahead – Sir Vince Cable
Sir Vince Cable said there is a “one in a million” chance that Jeremy Corbyn will become Prime Minister as he predicted there will be a hung parliament, a referendum and another General Election.
Jeremy Corbyn and senior Labour figures meet to finalise manifesto
Jeremy Corbyn has been joined by senior party figures to hammer out the final details of the Labour manifesto amid mounting divisions over what stance will be taken on immigration.
‘Most Britons share Corbyn’s anti-billionaire sentiment’
Most members of the public back Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn when it comes to billionaires, a poll suggests.
Labour support in Scotland falling ‘like snow off a dyke’, claims SNP
The SNP is forecasting it will win seats back from Labour in next month’s General Election, as a senior figure claimed support for Jeremy Corbyn’s party is “falling off like snow off a dyke”.
Labour asks if Lib Dems will reverse tuition fee damage
Labour has asked the Lib Dems to confirm if the party will commit to “reversing the damage” it caused by trebling university tuition fees while part of the coalition government.
British-Irish Council summit focuses on Brexit and tackling drug abuse
Political leaders from across the UK and Ireland have met in Dublin to discuss how to deal with “shared issues” such as Brexit and tackling drug abuse.
Labour will win constituencies across Scotland, Jeremy Corbyn says
Jeremy Corbyn has predicted Labour will win constituencies “right across Scotland” in next month’s General Election.