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‘Draconian’ bannings, including of two local councillors, follow original candidate’s withdrawal at behest of local party

Our weekly poll shows just 18% of voters plan to support Rishi Sunak’s party. Keir Starmer's Labour has the backing of 38%, while 21% say they plan to vote for Reform UK

The Green Party has filed an official complaint with the BBC over its election coverage on the climate crisis

The survey of the PM's constituency comes as the Tories fear a wipeout at the ballot box with polls pointing to a huge Labour landslide after 14 years of Conservative rule

With the election approaching, Labour is set for a decisive win, as polls show. But smaller parties, such as the Green Party, are starting to draw in former Labour voters

The co-leader of the Green Party Caroline Lucas didn't hold back as she publicly slammed Rishi Sunak's Question Time appearance as 'aggressive' and 'rude' before even claiming 'he's totally lost it'

Four party leaders will face questions from a live audience on tonight's BBC Question Time Special - but Reform UK's Nigel Farage will be absent from the debate after being spotted with a gun in tow on a campaign visit

An environmental expert has revealed what a 'flyer tax' would really mean to Brits' holidays and the one secret that airlines like to keep hush-hush

Penny Mordaunt let slip an unconscious gesture of stress while being grilled about boss Rishi Sunak's 'unforgivable' decision to leave Thursday's D-Day commemorations, according to body language expert Darren Stanton

Senior representatives - including figures like Deputy Labour leader Angela Rayner - could be given a chance to fight for their parties as ITV announced a multi-party debate

ECO-peer Zac Goldsmith says the Green Party has “lost its mind” as they were engulfed in an anti-Semitism storm.The former Tory climate minister s

“I want to reclaim England and Englishness,” said Caroline Lucas. “To make it somewhere people born in England and people who have made England their home want to celebrate.”

The group of anonymous residents - dubbed the 'Berkshire Banksys' - are taking action over polluted water in Hampstead Norreys. The signs have been praised as a typically British method of protest

A GREEN Party local election candidate had a finger bitten off by a dog while posting a campaign leaflet.Danica Priest was pushing the flyer through a

Danica Priest was hitting the streets of Bristol to canvas for votes in the upcoming election when she posted a leaflet through a letterbox and lost a finger in the process

With complaints from locals about rising prices, there are fears the legacy of London 2012 might be lost when the Aquatic Centre in Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park is set to be run by a private firm

Green Party MP Caroline Lucas says Rishi Sunak's desperate bid to push through the Rwanda plan in spite of a Supreme Court ruling that it is illegal represents a 'grim slide into authoritarianism'

During a protest at City Hall by Barton House residents, organised by housing union, Acorn, rumours began circulating that council staff were removing belongings from residents’ homes. But this was swiftly refuted by Bristol City Council

Hundreds of mourners came together to remember Ann Blackwood, a "caring and kind-hearted" mother allegedly killed by her ex-husband over their late son's grave - on his birthday

Furious campaigners have lashed out at Rishi Sunak's decision to support future oil and gas development in the North Sea - despite warning the UK needs to warn itself off fossil fuels

Polling guru Professor Sir John Curtice pointed to both Tony Blair and David Cameron, who secured wins of more than 10% over their rival ruling party in local elections before they entered Downing Street

Clinicians say potential donors and their families have become less inclined to offer organs while a record 7.2 million patients have treatment delayed.

In her brief spell as PM Ms Truss wanted to extend the support for three and four year olds from 30 hours to 50 hours a week

High demand for public housing for people seeking refuge from Ukraine and elsewhere, or even those without a roof over their head, has left a need for “radical measures”, councillors said

Torridge District Council in Devon has been forced to consider "radical measures" and house families and refugees aboard cruse ships in a bid to tackle the housing crisis