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The prime minister said if Starmer was elected then he would also pander to the left in power

Claims of voter suppression are rising – from names missing from electoral rolls to physical violence.

We take the political temperature in Hungary, where the state broadcaster has hosted an EU election debate – the first of its kind in nearly 20 years. Public television gave each party candidate a total of 11 minutes on four selected topics – a format which opposition activists said did…

Alum Rock in Ladywood has become a protest hub – with local people saying poverty and other issues will also dictate vote

RNC's response to Trump's conviction focuses on engaging voters and highlighting economic concerns post-conviction.

Exclusive: A new poll has revealed that voters back Michael Heseltine in demanding Britain’s relationship with the EU should be ‘front and centre’ of the general election campaign

You remember Mondeo Man? The typical voter that Sir Tony Blair was keenest to target in 1997. In later elections there was Essex Man, Worcester Woman, Waitrose Woman and finally Workington Man in 2019, who Boris Johnson won over so successfully across the Red Wall.

Some are ‘glad to see him held accountable’ while others call conviction a ‘travesty’ and believe it will embolden his base

The two Tory PMs both told voters the economy had turned a corner – but there is little comparison now with 27 years ago