Rachael Burford is Chief Political Correspondent at the Evening Standard.
Rachael Burford is Chief Political Correspondent at the Evening Standard.
Darren Rodwell had been selected to fight the Labour safe seat of Barking
Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer dismissed the plan for a cap on visas
The YouGov survey showed the Conservatives seeing their number of seats in the capital collapsing from 21 to just four
Darren Rodwell has been selected to fight the Labour safe seat of Barking in east London in the upcoming election on July 4
Rishi Sunak said: ‘The safety of women and girls is too important to allow the current confusion around definitions of sex and gender to persist’
James Cleverly told the Standard he was receiving consistent ‘updates’ on the case
Richard Holden said he “doesn’t know” where he will be standing at the general election
Party is racing to fill a national list of would-be MPs by June 7 after Rishi Sunak called a snap election
Sir Keir Starmer says no decision has yet been made on whether the Labour veteran may stand for the party again
Sir Keir Starmer has been accused of ‘culling’ left wing Labour members
The former Labour leader was officially kicked out of the party he used to lead last week
Labour has pledged to put water firms under special measures and prosecute bosses if they continue to oversee the illegal dumping of ‘toxic filth’
The Prime Minister and Labour leader will clash in an hour-long debate at 9pm on Tuesday
Richmond was the worst hit borough with no suspect charged in almost nine out of ten burglaries
Reform UK politician says Government’s proposals to deport some asylum seekers to Rwanda won’t work and UK must leave the European Court of Human Rights
Rishi Sunak was said to be considering severely restricting, or even scrapping, the graduate visa route
Jeremy Corbyn has launched his July 4 general election campaign in Islington
First day clashes over the economy and migrants as leaders hit campaign trail
Party’s honorary president says he had ‘thought long and hard’ about whether to stand in the poll on July 4 and it was ‘not the right time’
The Cities of London and Westminster seat has been held by the Tories since it was created in 1950