The results will worsen fears among Conservatives that, after 14 years in power, the party is heading for a drubbing when a national election is held in less than a year
Sunak was Treasury chief to Prime Minister Boris Johnson when the pandemic hit, and backed an initiative that encouraged people to go back to restaurants
The head of the opposition is seeking to persuade voters fed up with economic stagnation and political turmoil to switch allegiance to his party, which has been out of office since 2010
In a bid to convince potential voters, Conservatives take a tough line on immigration and security policies, as well as backtracking on the fight against climate change
Theresa Dawes is accusing the former British prime minister’s wife of firing her after discovering the new caregiver had a glass of wine alone with him. The couple denies it and claims that Dawes is seeking a better severance package
In a resignation letter published by the Mail on Sunday newspaper, Dorries accused Sunak of presiding over “a zombie Parliament where nothing meaningful has happened”
It’s unclear whether there will be a formal vote or whether the report will be approved by acclamation. Johnson responded with fury to the report. He accused its members of “a protracted political assassination”
Their diverging prospects illustrate the differences in the two countries and how a parliamentary system is harder for populists to crack than the U.S.’s two-party presidential one
Johnson quit on Friday after receiving the results of an investigation by lawmakers over misleading statements he made to Parliament about a slew of gatherings in government that breached pandemic lockdown rules
The announcement comes one day after Prime Minister Rishi Sunak received findings into eight formal complaints that the politician had been abusive toward staff members
The Good Friday Agreement brought an end to three decades of violence during The Troubles, an era that the new generation is eager to consign to history
A new generation of British leaders has altered the political landscape but experts point out the next general election will be the real acid test among the wider public
The House of Commons standards committee questioned the former U.K. prime minister over misleading statements he made to Parliament about a slew of parties that breached lockdown rules
Britain’s former leader will be grilled by lawmakers on Wednesday over whether he lied when he denied that staffers held parties in his Downing Street offices in violation of Covid-19 lockdown rules