The Green Party has issued a complaint to the Telegraph over a cartoon it published of the party’s leader Zack Polanski and deputy co-leader Mothin Ali. The Greens say the images used “well-known ...
Reform has been mocked over a plan to send out copies of its own newspaper, The Reformer, to over 15 millions households. As reported by the Spectator, Reform is preparing to launch its own eight-page ...
A poll of leader approval ratings, has found Andy Burnham to be the most popular party leader, while Green Party leader Zack Polanski is now the least popular. The polling, carried out by Opinium afte ...
Andy Burnham has become the first Prime Minister to confirm that Russia interfered in the 2016 Brexit referendum, saying that it was 'clearly involved'. He made the unprecedented comments during an ap ...
The ability to pour hundreds of millions of pounds into a loss-making TV channel, bent on wrenching British politics sharply to the right, is yet another of the ways in which extreme wealth is trying ...
One commenter described it as “Lee Anderson caught in a brutally embarrassing lie on GBNews,” arguing that he had claimed Badenoch personally sent emails to him, Robert Jenrick, Suella Braverman and ...
The parliamentary debate comes as Andy Burnham has explicitly put rejoining the EU on the table as one possible option for Britain's long-term relationship with Europe.
​​To put the by-election into context, it is a Labour stronghold, which the party has held since 1983 when the seat was created. Before that, it was Holborn and St Pancras South, which Labour held ...
Labour has won the Holborn and St Pancras by-election, holding on to the seat and seeing off the Greens. Labour’s Sagal Abdi-Wali won the by-election with 12,292 votes, while Green Party leader Zack P ...
A majority of British people would vote to rejoin the European Union if a fresh referendum vote were held. A new poll by YouGov for The Times has found that in the event of another referendum, 52% of ...
The Telegraph and Spectator may have already written Sánchez’s political obituary but on November 29, Spanish voters, not the right-wing press, will decide whether it was premature.