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Republicans are more invested on the upcoming debate than Democrats. Nevertheless, about half of voters say Trump is a threat to democracy.

Both parties deny accusations of secret deal, but move to only target winnable seats is deliberate tactic

President Emmanuel Macron and Prime Minister Gabriel Attal have experienced a significant decline in popularity, while the latest polls shows France's far-right National Rally in the lead ahead of legislative elections taking place over two rounds at the end of June and beginning of July.

The rejection of Tory big beasts like Liz Truss would be thrilling, but don’t discount the boost it would give Reform, says Guardian columnist Jonathan Freedland

Sources say Alison McGarry hid behind a hedge when seen by party activists who threatened to report her

Lord Barwell, who was No10 chief-of-staff to Theresa May, said the July 4 election was a ‘terrible mistake’

Commentary by Keiran Pedley, Director of Politics at Ipsos, on Nigel Farage and the rise of Reform UK

Ipsos survey showed Rishi Sunak’s party seeing its number of seats in the capital plummet from 20 to just four

An Ipsos poll forecast numerous Cabinet members losing their seats and the Conservatives slumping to just 115 MPs