Politics

I spoke to the Chancellor Sajid Javid and began by asking him if the slowest annual rate of growth in almost a decade is really something to celebrate.

I spoke to the Brexit Party Chairman Richard Tice – and began by asking him if his party was going to split the Leave vote in Labour marginal seats?

As political U-turns go – this was pretty spectacular. Just days after declaring his Brexit Party would run in every seat in the country – today Nigel Farage declared they wouldn’t.

Economic plans have been the talk of the election campaign today, with Labour rejecting Conservative claims that their economic policies would cost over a trillion pounds extra, as “a ludicrous piece of Tory fake news”. 

Labour’s Treasury spokesperson Anneliese Dodds speaks to Cathy Newman from Oxford. 

The Health Secretary has come under attack today from one of his senior colleagues – former Conservative Party Chairman Baroness Warsi.

Childcare has been top of the agenda for both the Lib Dems and Labour today. 

Labour has pledged to “dismantle the structural barriers” women face in the workplace.

The Scottish National Party launched their election campaign today, but Boris Johnson managed to steal the headlines, possibly by accident.

Labour’s Brexit Secretary, Keir Starmer has been telling people today that if they want to fight to remain, they should vote Labour. So how should people who want to fight to leave vote?

As the Conservative Party continues to sell their Brexit deal during this election campaign, Labour still seem to be trying to walk a little more of a tightrope.

Now, throughout this election period, we’ll be talking to those women and men who know what it’s like to be on the inside of a political campaign.

Ian Austin was one of two former Labour MPs to declare Jeremy Corbyn unfit to lead the country – urging voters to back Boris Johnson instead.