Health and Brexit on agenda as May, Corbyn make final push

Prime minister willing to tear up human rights laws to counter terrorism threat

Johnson ridicules idea of Labour coalition negotiating Brexit

Parties trade barbs on security as Corbyn compared to ‘Tricephalous monster’

Mayor tells London vigil city ‘stands in defiance’ against attack

Police identify two of attackers shot dead including one who had lived in Ireland

UK election: the polls, the issues, the candidates

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

Corbyn piles pressure on absent May in UK election debate

Labour leader warns voters against giving prime minister a blank cheque next week

UK election: Corbyn decides to join leaders’ TV debate tonight

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

Theresa May to shift election focus back to Brexit

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

Why the Lib Dems have failed to attract the anti-Brexit vote

London Letter: Fewer than half who voted Remain have the appetite to resist Brexit

Liberal Democrats pledge second Brexit referendum

Party leader Tim Farron says electorate last year did not vote to pull out of single market

Tories denounce ‘malicious claims’ over battle bus expenses

CPS says there is insufficient evidence to prosecute politicians and party officials

Tory MPs not to face charges over election expenses

One case remains under consideration, prosecution service says

The public is to blame for poor standards in politics

UK Politics: Theresa May could not get away with saying so little if people paid attention

Labour pledges to guarantee right of EU nationals to remain in UK

Spokesman attempts to bring clarity on party’s Brexit policy

Lib Dems energised by sound of Brexit opportunity knocking

UK election: Tim Farron has lots to smile about, with chaos in Labour and plenty of new recruits

BBC and ITV to hold leaders’ debates without Theresa May

Opposition MPs criticise British PM’s decision as a refusal to put her case to public

UK election: May decision to shun leaders’ debates criticised

Elections and democracy about public debate, says Corbyn, as MPs prepare to vote

May cautiously welcomes EU negotiating proposals on Brexit

Proposed Spanish veto on trade deal because of Gibraltar angers Conservatives

May pledges to take constructive approach to Brexit talks

Prime minister says it is in Britain’s interest for EU to succeed and prosper

Tory talk of union hides soft underbelly of English nationalism

Redefining relationship with Republic just one aspect of potentially fraught Brexit

White House ‘will not repeat’ allegations of UK spying on Trump

GCHQ says White House allegations are ‘utterly ridiculous and should be ignored’

British government rejects petition to halt Trump state visit

Foreign office recognises ‘strong views’ of 1.8 million signatories but says it will press head

Petition to prevent Trump’s UK state visit passes one million signatures

Downing Street says May will not withdraw invitation because it is in ‘national interest’

Labour’s soft response to Theresa May’s hard Brexit speech

London Letter: Party spokesman sees focus on single market as sign of moderation

European Council may establish Brexit working group

Contacts between European Commission and EU member states have also intensified

Sarah Olney defeats Zac Goldsmith in Richmond Park by-election

Liberal Democrats celebrating after successfully switching focus of campaign to Brexit

Minister dismisses ‘having cake and eating it’ Brexit notes

Photographs of notes carried by Tory aide suggest UK cannot stay in single market

Britain struggling to cope with Brexit, leaked memo says

Cabinet office document says departments overwhelmed and ministers split on strategy

Lib Dems leader Tim Farron praises Tony Blair successes

In apparent bid to woo Labour voters, Farron says former PM achieved important rights

Theresa May ‘acting like a Tudor monarch’ over Brexit vote

Reports suggest prime minister will trigger article 50 without allowing MPs to vote on it

Bank of England expected to cut interest rates to record low

Post-Brexit slowdown expected to shrink Britain’s economy and lead to first rate cut in seven years

Chilcot report: Britan invaded Iraq on ‘flawed’ intelligence

‘The UK chose to join the invasion of Iraq before the peaceful options for disarmament had been exhausted’

Parties debate bill of rights promised in queen’s speech

Conservatives drop controversial pledge to scrap 1998 Human Rights Act

Terry Wogan remembered as national treasure

Cameron leads tributes saying millions felt that broadcaster was their own special friend

David Cameron condemned over ‘bunch of migrants’ remark

Opposition MPs line up to criticise British PM over comments in clash with Jeremy Corbyn

Lords support extending Brexit vote to teenagers

Conservatives pledge to overturn the Bill allowing 16 and 17-year-olds to vote

Theresa May pledges tightening of immigration rules

Some foreigners are ‘abusing our good will’, UK’s home secretary claims

Lord Ashcroft book reignites feud with David Cameron

Allegations include that prime minister was part of decadent university dining society

DUP says John McDonnell ‘still has more to do’ after apology

Labour MP has apologised for ‘honouring IRA’ comments and offence caused

Turkish police detain four suspects in wake of drowning

Family of boys washed up on beach were trying to emigrate to Canada

Cameron condemned over migrant ‘swarm’ statement

British leader criticised as desperate migrants continue attempts to reach Britain

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