Johnson promises sweeping changes in first 100 days of government

Prime minister promises review of Britain’s defence, security and foreign policy

Johnson says he would end talks on US trade deal if NHS was put on the table

Tory leader plays down poll pointing to Conservative majority of almost 70 seats, insisting the election remains close

Voters must choose between Tory and hung parliament, PM says

Johnson condemns ‘retrograde and destructive socialism’ at manifesto launch

Labour to accuse Boris Johnson of siding with billionaires

UK prime minister claims NHS is top priority and says he will postpone corporate tax cuts

Johnson afraid of Labour-SNP ‘nightmare on Downing Street’

Former Tory David Gauke says returning Conservative majority would lead to no-deal

Johnson hailed at taxi factory following Yorkshire reversal

PM finds visit to electric car plant more to liking than distress of a flooded voter

Labour and Tories divert focus from mishaps with lavish spending plans

London Letter: Former Labour whip urges ‘decent, patriotic Labour voters’ to back Boris

Brexit: Smaller parties forge election alliance to shore up Remain seats

Lib Dems, Plaid Cymru and Greens agree deal, as Labour opts to go it alone

John McDonnell reveals Labour plan for £400bn in investment

Tories and Labour both issue extravagant spending pledges as UK election race hots up

‘Pound is still pound, queen is still queen’, Taoiseach tells unionists

Varadkar seeks to reassure DUP ahead of indicative vote in Commons on Brexit deal

Labour Party votes against adopting Remain stance

Party delegates back leader Jeremy Corbyn’s position amid tensions over Brexit

British Labour Party’s uneasy truce on Brexit breaks down

Deputy leader Tom Watson to unambiguously back remain

Brexit: Johnson tells Varadkar a no-deal Brexit ‘would be a failure’

Leaders stress commitment to Good Friday Agreement in ‘positive and constructive’ meeting

Brexit: Gove refuses to confirm government will abide by law blocking no-deal

Starmer says it is breathtaking a minister would to refuse to comply with legislation

UK parliament suspension: thousands protest, chanting ‘stop the coup’

Protests taking place in London, Manchester, Glasgow, Birmingham, Brighton and Liverpool

Sajid Javid confronts Boris Johnson after sacking of adviser

Media adviser to chancellor of exchequer escorted by police from Downing St

UK says it will hold twice-weekly talks with EU on Brexit deal

Boris Johnson asserts both sides must ‘up the tempo’ and labels backstop ‘anti-democratic’

UK opposition parties agree strategy to block no-deal Brexit

Jeremy Corbyn and allies accused by Downing Street of trying to sabotage UK’s position

Downing Street cancels staff leave, raising possibility of snap UK election

Boris Johnson’s chief of staff says advisers cannot go on holidays until after October 31st

Labour Party split over John McDonnell Scottish independence comments

Shadow chancellor says in Edinburgh that Westminster should not block second referendum

Unions challenge DUP to take stand against Harland and Wolff closure

Labour shadow chancellor calls on Boris Johnson to take action to save the shipyard

Post-Brexit duty-free port network idea condemned by Labour

Plan to cut paperwork only good for ‘money-launderers and tax dodgers’

Brexit: Johnson adds £2.1bn to fund for no-deal preparations

Labour attacks ‘appalling waste’ of money as UK step up planning

Tin-eared bankers once more banging the drum about bonuses

Two lawsuits show that bank chiefs no longer feel shame about obscene pay levels

Corbyn says Labour would back remain in Brexit referendum

Email to members stops short of setting out party’s stance in event of early general election

'A heavy heart': Jeremy Hunt says would leave EU without deal

Tory leadership contender joins Johnson in calling into question Britain’s obligation to pay £39bn to EU in no-deal Brexit

Labour narrowly beats Brexit Party in UK byelection

Farage party hails narrow Peterborough loss as a ‘remarkable result’ for six-month-old party

Tories unlikely to select correct new leader, says Farage

Brexit Party leader predicts general election win if Conservatives fail on October Brexit

Time’s up for a golden age of corporate greenwashing

Climate debate is shifting and companies are failing to match green claims with action

Cannes 2019: Irish film starring Jesse Eisenberg gets rapturous reception

Vivarium, an Irish science-fiction horror, has world premiere as part of International Critics Week at the film festival

Brexit: May to bring withdrawal Bill forward in early June

Talks with Labour to continue despite disquiet among MPs and little sign of progress

Tory battle to replace May threatens Labour talks on Brexit – McDonnell

May’s initiative with opposition to have ‘fatal’ consequences, says former defence secretary

‘Let’s do a deal’ - Theresa May urges Labour to agree on Brexit

Labour accuses May of jeopardising talks ‘for her own personal protection’

IDA caught in Wikipedia war of words over tax and Brexit

Seen & Heard: Banks could sue over Sinn Féin mortgage Bill, attorney general advises

British police told to shift resources into tackling rise in knife crime

Comments by chancellor Philip Hammond rejected as ‘insult’ by police representatives

British Labour ‘would impose whip’ to back second Brexit referendum

Senior backbencher Caroline Flint warns move could mean rebellion of up to 60 MPs

May returns to Brussels as UK prepares Brexit backstop plan

EU expects Geoffrey Cox to present draft legal text on backstop as May to meet Juncker

Corbyn warned of more resignations at stormy meeting

Seven MPs quit UK Labour party over Brexit and anti-Semitism

Brexit: May seeks pragmatic solution to leave EU in March

British prime minister has pledged to seek legally binding changes to the backstop

Theresa May urges MPs to put self-interest aside to break impasse

PM’s government survives no- confidence vote; Corbyn to decline invitation to meet PM

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