UK should ‘explore’ closer trade relations with EU, Jonathan Reynolds says July 7, 2024 The UK should “explore opportunities” for closer trade relations with the European Union (EU), Jonathan Reynolds has said.
Election 2024: What do the results look like in London and who is my MP? July 5, 2024 Labour have swept into power on the back of a landslide victory which has reduced the Conservatives to a rump force in London.
Election 2024: Sir Keir Starmer offers ‘sunlight of hope’ as he gives victory speech July 5, 2024 Sir Keir Starmer has pledged “change begins now” as he said Britain would be waking up to the news of a Labour government.
Election 2024: Rishi Sunak concedes as Labour wins General Election July 5, 2024 Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has conceded the General Election as Labour secured a majority on its way to a landslide victory.
Election 2024: Richard Holden clings onto Essex seat by 20 votes July 5, 2024 The Conservative Party chairman Richard Holden has clung onto his Essex seat of Basildon and Billericay by just 20 votes.
Election 2024: Keir Starmer wins Holborn and St Pancras amid Labour landslide July 5, 2024 Sir Keir Starmer has been re-elected in Holborn and St Pancras amid a landslide night of election results for his party.
Nicola Sturgeon: Election “grimmer” than expected for bruised SNP July 4, 2024 The SNP has taken a battering according to the exit poll, reckons former chief Nicola Sturgeon
Election 2024: Chancellor Jeremy Hunt could lose Surrey seat, exit poll projects July 4, 2024 Chancellor Jeremy Hunt could be set to lose his seat amid a historic night for Labour, according to the exit poll.
Election 2024: Live updates as Prime Minister Keir Starmer enters No 10 after Labour landslide July 4, 2024 City A.M. is bringing you the very latest news from 2024 General Election.
Five of the best good boys (and girls) at polling stations July 4, 2024 Elections are festivals of democracy but no matter their objections to mandatory leads, grass-walking policies or anti-swimming laws, dogs of Britain are too often excluded