Brexit minister Michael Gove has said that British Jews should “never have to live in fear again” after the crushing defeat of Jeremy Corbyn’s Labour Party in Thursday’s General Election.
Shadow Chancellor of the Exchequer John McDonnell admitted that Labour lost votes because left-wing Leavers switched to the Brexit Party.
Prime Minister Boris Johnson has said that with his House of Commons majority, he will deliver Brexit by January 31st, 2020.
Brexit Party leader Nigel Farage has said that the Brexit war is over and the UK is “much closer” to leaving the EU after the Conservatives won the General Election.
Socialist leader of the Labour Party Jeremy Corbyn has said that he will not be leading the party in the next election but has ruled out resigning immediately.
Prime Minister Boris Johnson has said that if exit polls are correct and the Conservatives are returned to power with a strong majority, then the new government will have “the chance to respect the democratic will of the British people”.
German officials said on Wednesday that the EU could negotiate a basic free-trade agreement with the UK within the proposed transition period.
Nigel Farage has warned that if there is a Conservative majority, Boris Johnson will “sell out” Brexit and the country will be thrown into crisis by May 2020.
A YouGov poll released the day before voting stations open has revealed that the Conservatives’ lead over Labour has narrowed, with the pollster saying “we cannot rule out a hung parliament”.
The election meme war has intensified with Prime Minister Boris Johnson ploughing through a polystyrene wall representing Brexit “gridlock” in a digger wrapped in the Union flag.
Prime Minister Boris Johnson has questioned whether taxing everyone who has a television to fund the BBC is justifiable, saying that a new Conservative government would look into scrapping the TV licence fee.
Nigel Farage has said that after Brexit, he and his party’s “new radicals” will push for “genuine reform” of the British political system.
The Liberal Democrats have received £100,000 in donations from Ferring Pharmaceuticals, a Swiss company that produces triptorelin, a puberty-blocking drug given to children.
Britons’ political identities are more strongly aligned along their positions on Brexit than by political affiliation, according to research by King’s College London.
Prime Minister Boris Johnson will tour Labour Leave heartlands to woo traditionally left-wing voters, urging them to stop Jeremy Corbyn’s “great betrayal” of Brexit.
The vast majority of Britons want to end the automatic early prison release of terrorists following the latest deadly attack at London Bridge.
The former President of the European Council Donald Tusk has said that Brexit is “one of the most spectacular mistakes” in history and that it would be better for the UK and the EU if Brexit did not happen.
A study has found that a majority of conservative students feel unable to express their political opinions at university.
A Labour shadow minister has confirmed that a Labour government would radically tear up the rules of British democracy by giving EU citizens living in the UK a vote in a second referendum, saying the decision was not just down to people “born here”.
The Liberal Democrats want to make it legal to change sex at will and force all schools to introduce gender-neutral uniforms.
Seventy current and ex-Labour staffers have given testimony to the Equality and Human Rights Commission (EHRC) investigation into antisemitism in the Labour Party.
Prime Minister Boris Johnson has warned British voters that Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn wants to “destroy” the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) and that his party wants to abolish the country’s domestic intelligence agency.
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has praised the United States as an “invaluable ally”, recalling the Trump administration’s support for the UK after the Salisbury poisonings.
Hungary’s Péter Szijjártó has praised the American leadership in NATO and said that he did not agree that NATO was brain dead.
Prime Minister Boris Johnson has said that the UK is “fully committed” to NATO, but warns that peace cannot be taken for granted.
Prime Minister Boris Johnson would not rule out taking the UK out of the EU in a no-deal, clean-break scenario next month.
A poll has revealed that nearly two-thirds of Britons think that the BBC is biased.
President Donald Trump has praised the “incredible” people who intervened and stopped London Bridge terrorist Usman Khan.
President Donald Trump has taunted French President Emmanuel Macron over French Islamist fighters in Syria, asking him if he would like “some nice ISIS fighters” sent back to France.
President Donald J Trump has again confirmed that Britain’s National Health Service (NHS) will not form any part of future UK-U.S. free trade deal negotiations even if it was served to the U.S. “on a silver platter”.
Brexit Party leader Nigel Farage has warned that NATO and a future EU army cannot coexist.
The British cinema chain Cineworld has suspended screenings of gang movie Blue Story at one of their theatres in Nottingham, England, following a stabbing during the end credits.
The Conservatives have said that they will introduce a points-based, Australia-style immigration system if they win the December 12th General Election.
The lawyer of convicted terrorist Usman Khan has admitted that his client, who killed two people and injured three in a stabbing rampage on Friday, may have “deceived” him and authorities by appearing to reform and reject radical Islam before his release.
Prime Minister Boris Johnson has confirmed that his government will continue preparations for a clean-break Brexit despite his intentions to pass his EU-approved Brexit deal.
Former Speaker of the House of Commons John Bercow has admitted that he had a “handmaiden role” in helping to stop a clean-break Brexit.
Most babies in the UK will be born to couples who met online rather than in person by 2037, a study suggests.
The EU’s Brexit negotiator Michel Barnier has reportedly said Brussels would prioritise a post-Brexit trade deal — but it will come at the cost of the UK adhering to the bloc’s rules on environmental protection and workers’ rights.
The Liberal Democrats have reportedly backed down on campaigning to cancel Brexit amidst negative reactions from voters on the doorstep and a drop in the polls.
Prime Minister Boris Johnson has promised that if the Conservatives fail to gain a majority in the House of Commons in the December 12th election, he would not agree to a second referendum as a price for a coalition.
