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Prime minister is ‘contrite’ with angry Tory MPs but still faces hurdles on Brexit
Was the result a vote for a ‘soft’ Brexit and did the young make the difference?
Unpopular policies being ‘pruned’ and Queen’s Speech delayed
‘I will serve as long as you want me’, says prime minister
Theresa May switches to collective approach amid rubble of election
UK premier to meet angry MPs as Brexit secretary warns against leadership challenge
Record numbers of female, non-white and LGBT MPs enter Commons
Labour ran an upbeat campaign, while the Tories relied on a message of fear
Post at environment suggests Tory civil war serial offender has been forgiven
Northern Ireland party eager to minimise impact on province and south of the border
Nationalists lost 21 of the 56 Scottish seats they won in 2015
The prime minister has to move quickly to reassure colleagues, writes Sebastian Payne
Boris Johnson appoints campaigners and announces new policies as donors boost finances
If his scare tactics fail, the UK prime minister will find it hard to walk back from his rhetoric
New government determined to push through Brexit before holding poll
PM hit by plunging pound, recession warnings and by-election defeat
‘We need to get on to an election footing and fast’, senior party figure warns
World4Brexit lobbying body looks to be ‘antidote’ to pro-EU groups in UK
Nationalist politicians in Scotland and Wales hope for boost to independence cause
UK opposition party could still back either Brexit policy depending on circumstances
Johnson says he does not want to go to the polls but Brexit failure could force his hand
PM warns a no-deal Brexit would have negative consequences for the union
FT/Political Studies Association school competition winners
UK prime ministers elected midterm should be subject to a confidence vote
MPs to reduce long list of contenders to two and members will decide run-off
Political upheaval following the Brexit vote is eroding ancient loyalties
Battle will centre on how UK party can best capitalise on its European electoral triumph
Far from there being too many candidates, there are, if anything, too few
With the two-party system cracking up, the routes out of the impasse are likely to be a general election or another referendum
After European elections defeat, Conservatives consider tactic that poses threat to party unity
Britain did not vote to crash out of the EU in the 2016 referendum
Labour leadership shocked to see share of vote fall to 14%
Her hard-Brexit conference speech and the 2017 election lead the list of errors
How PM became the latest Conservative leader to be broken by her party’s divisions on Europe
Brexit party is topping the polls as it rages against ‘an establishment stitch-up’
Remainers drive poll surge for Lib Dems and Greens as new centrist party struggles to make its mark
