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15 days to go: security is top of the agenda
The FT’s election analyst explains why the results can confound predictions
Party says politicians should have acted ‘long ago’ on radical Islam
Alarm at protectionist slant of May’s manifesto and promises of intervention
Prime minister’s working style under attack after hasty retreat
PM insists policy ‘unchanged’ but Tory candidates warn issue hitting party hard
How a group of political misfits changed British history, and then, at the moment of their greatest victory, imploded
Henry Mance on why the UK is having a general election and how it works
Reversal raises wider questions of how PM will fare at general election and after
Manifesto pledge to shake up social care system devised by a tight-knit group
A parental health lottery is no way to pay for long-term social care
What does Theresa May’s U-turn mean in effect?
13 days to go: Tories focus on Corbyn as Labour narrows gap
PM accuses Corbyn of making excuses for terror attack as Tory lead slips
Labour leader’s status as rank outsider has worked to his advantage
PM faces Labour resurgence and fallout from social care U-turn
The prime minister has had a difficult week, but is blessed with an inept opposition
Theresa May targets disgruntled voters in Labour industrial heartland
Theory that campaigns do not matter in outcome of a vote will be tested to the limit
Big gaps in public-service funding and unconvincing growth plans emerge in IFS analysis
YouGov data show Labour gaining ground on Conservatives with less than two weeks to go
Portfolio managers shrug off uncertainty over general election and Brexit
Labour leader makes first campaign speech since Manchester bombing
Officials in UK’s finance ministry fret that Theresa May is planning an overhaul
14 days to go: a purple prospectus for the fringes
Both parties display the politics of hope, whim and anecdote in the face of evidence
Manchester attack on agenda as PM puts security at centre of debate
‘Spare me the “enlightened view” that there is something wrong with the almost primal instinct to set up your kids in the best possible way’
On the big national issues of his day, he was on the wrong side of history
Despite polls narrowing, a strong preference for May as PM suggests Tories will win
16 days to go: terror’s wicked purpose will not prevail
UK election campaigning suspended; world leaders send messages of support
‘People don’t like Corbyn, I don’t like Corbyn,’ says incumbent Phil Wilson
17 days to go: A necessary change of course
The question is not what this government stands for but whether it is any good
Sturgeon claims ‘honest mistake’ over smear following election broadcast
