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THERESA May last night issued a patriotic plea to voters to back her in today’s General Election. “Let’s go out there, not for ourselves but for the future of our country,” the Prime Minster declared. “My very simple message is – vote Conservative in...
THERESA May issued an eve- of-poll rallying call last night to ‘reignite the British spirit’. She called on Labour supporters to back the Tories in the national interest and for the country to get behind her over Brexit. Pledging a nation built on...
THERESA May goes head to head with Jeremy Corbyn today in the battle for Number 10. Millions will cast their votes after considering one key question: Which leader will win us the best Brexit deal?
JEREMY CORBYN’S election bid plunged into chaos today as gaffe-prone Diane Abbott was replaced 24 hours before voting starts and experts warned of multi-billion-pound holes in his economic policies. In a day of mayhem for the Labour leader,...
THERESA MAY today urges “patriotic” Labour supporters to abandon the party and vote Conservative for the sake of the nation’s future as she says: “Your country needs you.” Writing in today’s Daily Telegraph, the Prime Minister asks voters to remember...
Theresa May and Jeremy Corbyn crisscrossed the country yesterday on the final day of a hard-fought seven-week campaign in which the Conservatives held on to be clear favourites to secure an overall majority despite an energetic bid for power by the...
More than most general elections, this is a contest where turning out to vote really will matter. That’s because the greatest imponderable – indeed, disappointment – that has emerged in recent years is the inability of younger voters to make their...
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