Netflix model for BBC, Tories ponder
The BBC licence fee could be scrapped and replaced with a pay-to-watch subscription model under a Conservative government.
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Boris sorry boy left on hospital floor
Boris Johnson has apologised to the family of a four-year-old boy who was forced to sleep on the floor of a British hospital.
Heaven help Britain if Corbyn is PM
It is difficult to imagine a more disastrous outcome for Britain than a Jeremy Corbyn-led Labour government.
Tories have what the people want
The Conservative monopoly as the only party that can deliver Brexit helps them.
UK tax attack spectre
A new issue sweeping the British election campaign is of great significance to Australia.
End migrants ‘treating UK as their own’: Johnson
Boris Johnson will draw on Australia’s points-based system to cut immigration post-Brexit.
Corbyn plans bold first 100 days
Labour’s controversial renationalisation plans and staggering spending top an ambitious to-do list.
Real cost of independence
The referendum in Bougainville brings risks and opportunities for Australia and China.
All eyes turn to Scottish Brexit
Brexit has upended the political landscape and exposed old divisions, fraying the ties that bind the United Kingdom.
Tables turn on Corbyn over leaked papers
Labour leader’s claim to have proof of a US ‘plot’ to privatise the NHS blows up in his face.
Boris sets out his plans
Boris Johnson has won a boost from Brexit supporters as he set out a plan for his first 100 days in office.
Corbyn’s anti-semitism cover-up
Voters have been urged to ‘look to their conscience’ before voting Labour after the release of a dossier accusing Jeremy Corbyn of covering up institutionalised antisemitism.
Corbyn: I am sorry for antisemitism in party
Jeremy Corbyn has apologised for antisemitism in the Labour party after criticism for his earlier failures to say sorry | WATCH
Truth the casualty in race to bottom
In this hall-of-mirrors British election campaign, nothing is quite what it seems.
Corbyn a ‘nightmare scenario’
If Jeremy Corbyn somehow finds himself in Downing Street in two weeks’ time, friends in Washington will be hard to come by.
Tories fear poll fallout
Why YouGov’s MRP poll will worry the Conservatives.
Johnson heads for big majority
A huge poll of 100,000 voters points to a comfortable win, with Labour on course to lose 51 seats.
Boris Johnson’s fight far from over
With party leaders and Brexit polarising Britain, the poll result still hangs in the balance.
Religious leaders line up against Corbyn
Christian, Muslim, Hindu and Sikh leaders have joined Britain’s Chief Rabbi in condemning Jeremy Corbyn’s Labour for anti-Semitic ‘poison’.
US ‘offered access to NHS’ in trade talks
Jeremy Corbyn has offered what he describes as evidence that access to Britain’s health service is being discussed in trade talks with the US.
Corbyn is unfit for office: Chief Rabbi
Jeremy Corbyn has his toughest day of the campaign as Britain’s Chief Rabbi enters the election.
Corbyn’s eye-watering $158bn manifesto
Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn has presented the most expensive manifesto in British political history.
Dead heat in stilted first debate
There was no clear winner as Jeremy Corbyn was ridiculed over his four-day working week.
Corbyn an electoral turn-off
Asked to compare Jeremy Corbyn to a fictional character, voter focus groups chose Where’s Wally?
Parties frozen out of TV debate
A High Court ruling has left Scottish nationalists and the Liberal Democrats fuming, with debates restricted to just Boris Johnson and Jeremy Corbyn.
Johnson shelves Tories’ tax cuts
Boris Johnson will delay any Tory tax cuts for business, in a shock move that has angered his core support base.
‘Boris treating me like a fleeting one-night stand’
A US businesswoman alleged to have had an affair with Boris Johnson says the PM has left her ‘heartbroken’ and ‘humiliated’.
The five groups Tories are targeting
The party’s electoral strategy rests on persuading voters who’ve never voted Conservative in their lives to go blue.
Corbyn’s ‘free’ broadband may cost £100bn
Experts say Labour’s plan to nationalise the UK’s broadband network will be a disaster for the telecommunications sector.
Old hatred gains mainstream traction
Anti-Semitism is back, and this time, it’s down to the postmodern political left.
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