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Tories face being reduced to 66 seats, new poll suggests
First MRP analysis of the campaign puts the Conservatives on course for their worst electoral performance ever
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Rishi Sunak’s four general election gambles | Westminster Source
Political Editor Ben Riley-Smith analyses the four signs that show the Tories are taking all the risks in this election campaign
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Why lower-alcohol ‘Rishi wines’ are all the rage
The Prime Minister’s changes to alcohol duty have created a financial incentive to drink lower-abv wines – so which ones are worth buying?
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Police Scotland chief accused of ‘virtue signalling’ after LGBT apology
Leading lawyer criticises Jo Farrell’s ‘hand-wringing and odd’ gesture over historical injustices suffered by gay community
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The photo ID you need to vote in UK elections
Photo ID will be required to vote in the 2024 general election – here is everything you need to bring and how to apply for a voter ID card
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How to apply for a postal vote
You can still have your say in July 4’s general election despite not attending a polling station. Here’s how to cast your vote by post
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Am I registered to vote? How to prepare for July 4 election
The UK is heading to the ballot box on July 4. Here is everything you need to know about registering to have your say at the polls
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General election 2024 polls: Latest UK tracker
Use our tracker to see which party is ahead in opinion polls
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Analysis and opinion
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The Conservatives can dare to be bold
Rishi Sunak has proven himself willing to take the fight to the Labour party
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Whisper it, but Rishi Sunak is making an extraordinary comeback
With Starmer floundering, Farage flailing and Ed Davey acting a fool, a Tory revival is now on the cards
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Under Starmer private schools will be the preserve of the international elite
Labour’s tax plans will increase the number of pupils from abroad, most of whom will leave Britain as soon as they’ve finished their exams
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When is the next UK general election? Sunak sets 2024 date
The race is on as the UK heads for a July ballot – so The Telegraph brings you what to expect from the coming weeks as the countdown begins
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What Labour isn’t telling you about tax
A looser hand on the purse strings could make tax rises too tempting to resist
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Tory MP says ‘excrement’ posted through her constituency letterbox
Katherine Fletcher said the act was an ‘attempt to bully me’ and the incident has been referred to the police
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Labour launches Great British Energy plan despite £2bn ‘funding hole’
The Conservatives have criticised the plans as an ‘unfunded promise’
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Fly-tippers face driving ban and higher fines in anti-social purge
Conservatives pledge ‘three strikes and out’ law that could also leave tenants evicted for bad behaviour
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The people behind Sunak and Starmer’s election campaigns – and how they measure up
The teams behind the party leaders’ election campaigns are plotting a path to victory, but how do they measure up?
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Labour fails to rule out VAT raid on businesses
Party officials will only commit to not raising 20 per cent rate, which shoppers pay when they buy most goods
