Tories biggest spenders on Facebook adverts with late election surge
The Conservative Party spent more than any other party on Facebook and Instagram adverts in the run-up to last week’s General Election, analysis by the PA news agency has found.
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Boris Johnson’s panto-style manifesto chants in Cabinet checked
Boris Johnson chaired his first new Cabinet with a pantomime-style call and response of manifesto pledges about hospitals, policing and nurses.
Baroness Morgan likely to take home large Cabinet paycheque
Members of the House of Lords do not receive a salary, but Baroness Nicky Morgan is likely to still take home a large paycheque after her reappointment to Cabinet.
Boris Johnson’s new Welsh Secretary confused with football legend Brian Clough
In the wake of his General Election victory, Boris Johnson has been reshuffling his Cabinet — but it is his Secretary of State for Wales that has gone viral.
Ruth Davidson narrowly avoids skinny dipping in Loch Ness after SNP win 48 seats
Former Scottish Conservative leader Ruth Davidson said it was “never in doubt” that she would avoid skinny dipping in Loch Ness.
How has Boris Johnson’s election campaign played out?
Boris Johnson will find out on Thursday if his General Election gamble has paid off.
PM: How can MPs justify being paid if they block Brexit?
The Prime Minister has questioned how MPs can “justify drawing their salaries” if they vote against his Brexit deal.
Tories urge pro-UK voters to unite and back them in Scotland
The Tories warned the General Election in Scotland is on a “knife edge” as they called on pro-union supporters to back the party.
Halting demands for indyref2 once again at the heart of Scottish Tory campaign
While three parties campaigned against independence in 2014, Scottish Conservative leader Jackson Carlaw insists his is the only one that can now be relied upon to stand up to Nicola Sturgeon.
Tory Jackson Carlaw insists ‘nothing to be afraid of’ in Nicola Sturgeon
More than four decades after joining the Scottish Conservatives, Jackson Carlaw is running his first election campaign as party leader.
Labour says more than 4,600 deaths linked to NHS patient safety incidents
More than 4,600 deaths between October 2018 and November 2019 can be linked to patient safety incidents in the NHS, Labour have said.
Tory chairman apologises for Islamophobia within party
Conservative Party chairman James Cleverly has apologised for Islamophobia in his party.
Boris Johnson refuses to say if he will resign if he fails to win majority
Boris Johnson has refused to say whether he would resign if he fails to win a majority in Thursday’s General Election.
Tories criticised after candidate suggests budget problems behind food bank use
The Tories have been labelled “out of touch” after one of their parliamentary candidates suggested people using food banks struggle with being able to manage their budget.
Scots urged not to ‘sleepwalk’ into second independence referendum
Scots are being urged not to “sleepwalk into disaster” in next week’s General Election by backing either Nicola Sturgeon’s SNP or Jeremy Corbyn’s Labour.
Boris Johnson insists General Election is ‘going to go to the wire’
Boris Johnson has insisted he is as “fit as a butcher’s dog” for the closing days of an election which is “going to go to the wire”.
Boris Johnson trims a sheep during visit to winter fair
Boris Johnson has trimmed a sheep and served beef and lamb baps as he got stuck into country life at the Royal Welsh Winter Fair.
What can we expect from the Conservative Party manifesto?
The Prime Minister will unveil the Conservatives’ blueprint for government when he launches his party’s much-anticipated manifesto in the West Midlands on Sunday.
What can we expect from the Conservative Party manifesto?
The Prime Minister will unveil the Conservatives’ blueprint for government when he launches his party’s much-anticipated manifesto in the West Midlands on Sunday.
Boris Johnson pledges to postpone further cuts to corporation tax
Boris Johnson has pledged to postpone further corporation tax cuts in a bid to divert £6 billion to the “priorities of the British people”.