elections

Theresa May Urged To Clamp Down On 'Wild West' Social Media Campaigning

MPs, experts and campaigners warn electoral law is "dangerously outdated".
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Snap General Election 'Last Thing Country Needs', Says Sajid Javid

Home Secretary says "people will never forgive" fresh poll, reportedly pencilled in by No 10 strategists for June 6.
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Why A People's Vote Needs To Be For All

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MPs For A Second Referendum Drop Commons Vote Plan – And Blame Corbyn

People's Vote group admits there is not yet enough support in parliament.
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The Three Brexit Questions Everyone Wants Answering At The End Of This Week

Is it still going to happen? And will there be a general election? Your questions answered...
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Can Britain's Brexit Be Reversed?

A fresh referendum to stay in the EU is being pushed like never before.
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Theresa May Offers Brexit Talks With Jeremy Corbyn After Surviving No Confidence Vote

Labour leader's attempt to force a general election fails.
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A Very British History Of No Confidence Votes – A Bluffer's Guide

Jeremy Corbyn has called for one. The results are due this evening. But what is it? How does it work?
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Jeremy Corbyn Bids For Election By Triggering No Confidence Vote In Government

The prime minister offered the vote following historic 230 vote defeat on her Brexit deal.
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Government Will Fight Crowdfunded Legal Challenge To Voter ID Plans

Essex man Neil Coughlan, 64, has raised £20,000 to block ministers' controversial law change.
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