Campaigning in the sixth week of the election remained suspended by most parties until Friday morning in the wake of the Manchester terror attack. In the immediate aftermath of the attack, the UK's terror threat was raised from severe to critical and the army were depl...

Lots of people are getting very excited about a YouGov poll conducted for The Times between 24th and 25th May. The poll showed Labour on 38 percent, the highest share registered for the party in a poll since 2nd October 2014. If Labour were to poll as high as 38 percen...

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Our thoughts are with those affected by the terrible and cowardly attack in Manchester on Monday night.
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The first debate of the campaign, albeit without Theresa May and Jeremy Corbyn was held on Thursday, the Conservatives and Liberal Democrats both launched their...

The fourth week of campaigning was opened with Theresa and Phillip May appearing as guests on the One Show. During the interview, Mrs May caused a small controversy when she proclaimed that there are 'boy's jobs and girl's jobs'. One the same day, Labour officially lau...

Diane Abbot's gaffe in an interview on LBC dominated the news during the first few days of the third week of the campaign but the local election results on Thursday provided the headlines for the rest of the week. In an unprecedented night for an incumbent government,...

Week two of the campaign kicked off with Tim Farron finally saying that he believes that gay sex isn't a sin and UKIP descending into chaos as their foreign affairs spokesman, James Carver, quit the party. Party Leader, Paul Nuttall, announced that he would be standing...