10 Downing Street
From Jacob Rees-Mogg criticising Grenfell victims to resignations on day one of the campaign, it's not been the best week for the Conservatives or Labour.
Labour writes to top civil servant to say PM's publicly-funded base should be off limits for Tory electioneering.
The Conservative said he was doing another interview and "cannot be in two studios at the same time".
Cabinet minister tells One Nation Tory members he will "respect" the rule of law "without worrying" what Downing Street says.
Shortly after taking up residence in 10 Downing Street, Boris Johnson made a dramatic reshuffle of the Cabinet. In all, 17 senior Tories returned to the backbenches as the new prime minister brought in a number of surprising choices.
Penny Mordaunt, Chris Grayling and Liam Fox among those out of a job.
Vote Leave architect Dominic Cummings is set to be announced as 'special advisor'. So who else is the new PM relying on?
US President Donald Trump has had a mixed reaction to his visit to the UK. Moments before Trump landed he tweeted some insults for London mayor Sadiq Khan. Amnesty International rolled out banners on Vauxhall bridge calling for people to “Resist Trump”. However on the Royal side things seemed to go to plan, with the Trumps received with a formal ceremony at Buckingham Palace and an inspection of the honour guard. Trump is in the UK for D-Day commemorations and will meet with Prime Minister Theresa May at 10 Downing Street on Tuesday, although he won’t hold a private meeting with the PM.
Theresa May is expected to give a date for her resignation following a meeting with Graham Brady at 10 Downing Street. The Prime Minister has struggled to get her Brexit deal over the line and faces challenges from within her own party.
PM moves to avoid no-deal exit.