Conservative Party

Dates and details could still move due to the frenetic nature of an election campaign.

The Hollywood a-lister mixed up his cars

The Conservatives could be facing a wipeout as the popular Brexiteer returns to U.K. politics.

Keir Starmer says he would be prepared to use nuclear weapons, unlike his predecessor.

Britain’s ailing Conservatives want to tweak the rules on single-sex spaces.

But the snap election came as such a surprise to both main parties and the City of London that there will be a tussle for the top political jobs

Rainy old England is getting wetter and the seas are rising. Does either party duking it out in the election know what’s about to hit it?

Live updates from the campaign trail as the veteran left-winger is ‘free to go forward as a Labour candidate.’

Rage mounts against PM as blindsided Conservative MPs and activists fear Sunak has scored an own goal.

One year after post-Brexit trade deals with Australia and New Zealand came into force, farmers’ worst fears have yet to materialize.

Mark Logan said Britain needs ‘fresh ideas’ from Keir Starmer’s party.

POLITICO keeps the receipts on what the Conservatives have actually said about policy in the election campaign, from national service to tax cuts.

The London mayor tells POLITICO he’s pressing his party to rethink its rejection of an EU youth mobility plan as July election looms.

Sterling is at its highest level since Britain voted to leave the EU in 2016.

National service for teenagers and generous pension promises comprise the party’s core voter strategy.

EU member countries are keen to expand cooperation with London — and believe a Keir Starmer-led government might just be up for it.

Too many ministers: Keir Starmer faces having to disappoint some of his top team if he makes it into government.

The Canadian prime minister’s grim poll numbers stoke speculation about his future.

EU governments used to castigate Rishi Sunak’s flagship Rwanda scheme: not any more.

Opposition leader Keir Starmer has worked hard to ensure his party is not seen as soft on defense.

Civil service boss apologizes at the UK’s pandemic inquiry — which risked being overshadowed by the election.

The war in Ukraine has shifted thinking — both among politicians and the public — on the need to spend more on defense.

Brexiteer says he wants to help with the grassroots campaign’ in the forthcoming American election, UK vote be damned.