Candidates now seek backing to get on final ballot of half a million members and supporters

It is tragic that a potentially transformative moment for Britain depends on this man

Tory MP Anna Soubry, who was branded a ‘Nazi’, accused police of ignoring abuse

Honour for John Redwood labelled a desperate bid to blunt criticism of PM’s deal

Politicians in UK and US respond with outrage to president’s undiplomatic comments

Bidding war now looms for 21st Century Fox and Comcast

Reality TV: The mouthy Oasis man proves himself the king of celebrity couch potatoes

People are ready for a radical change. Trying to brand Corbyn a Marxist throwback who wants to turn Britain into Venezuela won’t work

Cough-plagued British PM handed P45 by Conservative conference prankster

British culture secretary said she is ‘minded’ to ask competition authority to investigate

Labour Party spent more money on social media marketing than it did two years ago

Why isn’t Brexit a big issue? Why is Corbyn polling so strongly? Could May lose?

Labour leader’s decision underlines own confidence and Theresa May’s absence

PM announces change after blaming ‘fake claims’ by Jeremy Corbyn on home care policy

His anti-austerity manifesto has been therapeutic, renewing his party’s identity and sense of moral purpose

Conservatives rule out changing plan for elderly home care despite party’s drop in polls

Chris Johns: Need to ensure growth and tackle monopolies absent from Conservative plan

London Letter: Schism in beckons if leader does not step down in wake of likely defeat

Analysis: For the first time in the campaign, the focus is on the party’s policies

London Briefing: Prime minister’s bright idea likely to leave voters out of pocket

‘Monsieur Zen is fine,’ says Labour leader in face of onslaught of media criticism

21st Century Fox’s bid for pay-TV company is response to an even bigger rival takeover

International revolutionaries such as Mr Corbyn are not interested in the banal politics required to gather votes at home

Acquisition of Stephen Donnelly helps FF inoculate itself from a Varadkar-led FG

Prime minister declines to reiterate threat to walk away from negotiations as minsters resort to rhetoric

Other measures to reduce inequality include bosses’ pay based on multiple of workers’ pay

Chancellor Philip Hammond will struggle to find sweeteners in his autumn statement

‘Even when winners are caught out in direct lies, there is no shame, and none is expected’

Politics: The only intelligible lesson from 2016 is that ‘nobody knows anything’

PM bows to pressure from Labour and Tories but rules out vote in parliament

New British Labour base sees itself as allied to Syriza in Greece and Spain’s Podemos

UK Politics: Labour Party’s leader has been exactly as bad as he was always going to be

Country that voted to leave EU will now be led by someone who wanted to stay

From the horrors of Isis and Syria to Brexit and the travails of it’s political parties, Britain lives every day with the legacy of Tony Blair’s war 13 years ago

‘We’ve got the numbers, we’ve got the big hitters,’ says ex-shadow business secretary

Allies say leader has support of members as Miliband and Brown join calls for him to go

Shadow Chancellor John McDonnell says party must ‘respect decisions of members’

Leave campaign exploited huge ignorance about EU, says Oscar-winning producer

Both Brexit campaigns continue hiatus as vigils for Labour MP take place all over UK

Nigel Farage urges voters to use referendum to remove prime minister from office