All news by author: Dave Burke

New documents show the PM's luxury beachfront home in Santa Monica is now worth £6.4million - with the PM and his wife Akshata Murty paying £73,500 in property tax last year

Footage from a black tie event hosted by the Warwick University Conservative Association's (UWCA) shows revellers dancing to Erika, a 1938 song beloved by white supremacists

Nigel Farage reacted angrily after Sir Trevor Phillips suggested he was 'prepared to use any means at all, including fanning the flames of prejudice' to advance his aims

Reform UK canvasser Andrew Parker told an undercover investigator that people who arrive by small boats should be shot by Army recruits and used a racist slur about Rishi Sunak

The Prime Minister, visiting a pottery factory in Derbyshire, was told things are 'infinitely worse' than they were in 2010, and told that the rise in people using foodbanks is 'not acceptable'

Keir Starmer landed heavy blows in a bitter BBC debate with Rishi Sunak just over a debate before the General Election, accusing the PM of lying to voters at the end

Labour has vowed to 'turbocharge' careers advice and make sure pupils get 'quality' work experience amid fears thousands of youngsters are falling through the cracks

Sir John Curtice said Rishi Sunak doesn't have enough time to revive his ailing fortunes - and said the PM was wrong to focus too much on immigration and tax cuts

Peter Spurgeon, from Merseyside, is set to lose hundreds of pounds after a mysterious punter matched his bet on Betfair Exchange the day before Rishi Sunak's announcement

Katie Perrior, who was director of communications under Theresa May, predicted the Tories will 'plough through a couple of leaders' before it sorts itself out with no money

Alister Jack is claimed to have told a BBC reporter he'd won £2,100 by betting on the date of the General Election - but this evening claimed it had been a 'joke'

Rishi Sunak was confronted over claims by Iceland boss Richard Walker that the Prime Minister berated him for publicly raising concerns about the rising use of foodbanks

Since Rishi Sunak became Prime Minister in October 2022, 49,709 people have reached the UK by small boat despite him making stopping the crossings a key pledge

Reform UK Nigel Farage has come under fire after saying the West was to blame for the war in Ukraine, but denied he's an apologist for Russian President Vladimir Putin

Housing Secretary Michael Gove likened the betting scandal to Partygate as Rishi Sunak's election campaign got dragged further into crisis with Tory Nick Mason dragged in

Tories have come under fire over 'sickening' failures as alarming data show 10,000 hospitalisations since 2019 with diseases such as typhoid, salmonella and E.coli

Chancellor Jeremy Hunt, who is supposed to be the Tory numbers man, got confused about Rishi Sunak's flagship National Service plan for teenagers - and the age of his own son

Tory Welsh Secretary David TC Davies said he has 'absolutely no idea' if more names will emerge in the Gambling Commission probe over election date bets

Former Tory climate change tsar Chris Skidmore lashed out at the Prime Minister and said he'd be voting Labour for the first time in a bitter blow for Rishi Sunak

Rishi Sunak endured a torrid night on BBC Question Time as he was confronted over the betting scandal, the NHS, Tory chaos and National Service

Angela Rayner and Ed Miliband have unveiled plans to raise energy efficiency standards and save tenants an average of £250 in energy bills in a 'crusade' against fuel poverty

Startling analysis of training costs suggests the non-military part of Rishi Sunak's National Service plan alone could cost more than the £2.5billion he's allocated for it

Keir Starmer told Gary Neville that his team are ready to 'hit the ground running' if he becomes PM in a video filmed in the Lake District, where he holidayed as a child

Manchester United and England icon Gary Neville spoke to Keir Starmer in an election broadcast in which he warned many voters think politicians are 'all the same'

YouGov figures reveal the Tories are likely to be reduced to just 108 MPs, down a massive 257 since 2019 - while Labour are tipped to secure 425 seats