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Ed Davey and Gillian Keegan face off as parties serve and volley in marginal seat of Wimbledon

The Conservatives are defending a slender majority of 628 in the leafy London constituency, and Labour are also in the mix

Evening Standard

What the politicians' favourite restaurants say about them

Starmer’s pub, Sunak’s passion for Nando’s... David Ellis deciphers the party leaders’ favourite spots

Evening Standard

Small parties’ surge offers opportunity and risk for Labour as ‘big two’ vote share poised to fall

The failings of the first past the post system are exposed amid an unprecedented fracturing of political support that signals dangers for the winning party

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What would a Reform surge do to Labour and the Liberal Democrats? Two scenarios mapped

Labour leader Keir Starmer and Liberal Democrat leader Ed Davey had what looked like a political strategy meeting when they were sitting together in Westminster Abbey for the Coronation of King Charles. This produced what appears to be a tacit agreement between the two parties to campaign against the Conservatives…

The Conversation

Betting, vetting and the return of Big Dog: the weirdest election campaign ever is only getting weirder

Rishi Sunak’s scaring sheep and Ed Davey’s on the wheelbarrows … Nothing’s happening, at a chaotic speed, everywhere all at once, says comedy writer Ian Martin

The Guardian - UK

Bather, beware: British beaches and rivers have a sewage problem. It has seeped into election talk

Britain has become notorious as a place where a casual swim could lead to an extended visit to the toilet, if not the hospital

The Independent UK

Party leaders grilled by public in election Question Time – experts dissect the key issues

In one of the last in a string of special election broadcasts, Prime Minister Rishi Sunak, Labour leader Keir Starmer, Liberal Democrat leader Ed Davey and Scotland’s first minister, the SNP leader John Swinney, have faced questions from a live audience on BBC Question Time.

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Jeremy Corbyn would have been better PM than Boris Johnson, says Keir Starmer

Sir Keir was grilled on BBC Question Time over whether he believed Corbyn would have made a ‘great’ prime minister

The Independent UK

Sunak ‘incredibly angry’ over gambling scandal but refuses to suspend candidates involved

PM’s campaign woes in the spotlight as a BBC Question Time audience grilled him on the betting scandal engulfing members of his inner circle

The Independent UK

Rishi Sunak floats sanctions on young people for refusing national service

PM suggests curbs on finance or driving licences for 18-year-olds who refuse service during challenging Question Time leaders’ special

The Guardian - UK

The party leaders on NHS waiting lists and immigration targets

Keir Starmer, John Swinney, Rishi Sunak and Ed Davey took questions from the public on Thursday. We examine their claims on hospital backlogs, Lib Dem policies and Brexit

The Guardian - UK

Raging Rishi – or maybe his avatar – gave us an object lesson in how not to win friends

His appearance was the moment the Question Time audience had been waiting for: to give the Tories a kicking

The Guardian - UK

Rishi Sunak in live TV grilling over claims Tory candidates bet on election date

Rishi Sunak backed the “full force of the law” being thrown against any Tory figures if they were found to have illegally bet on the election day as the row threatened to inflict another blow on his struggling campaign.

Evening Standard

Rishi Sunak says he is ‘incredibly angry’ about betting allegations in BBC Question Time election special – as it happened

Prime minister says suspects must face ‘full force of law’ if found guilty; Labour, SNP and Lib Dem leaders speak during programme

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The National (Scotland)

BBC receives more than 100 complaints over Question Time 'bias against Kate Forbes'

THE BBC received more than 100 complaints accusing the broadcaster of “bias against Kate Forbes and the SNP” following an episode of Question…

The Independent UK

Michael Gove blames Liz Truss for blue wall collapse as Tories face wipeout

Michael Gove blamed the Tories’ general election struggles on Ms Truss and her September 2022 mini-budget

The National (Scotland)

How can I watch tonight's BBC Question Time election debate?

THE leaders of the UK'S four largest parties will go head to head tonight in a two-hour debate in York ...

Evening Standard

General Election London: Conservatives face tough fight to hang on in the capital

Labour’s top target in London is Chingford & Woodford Green, where the Conservative candidate is former Tory leader Iain Duncan Smith.

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The Guardian - UK

The Tories are fixating on Reform. They should be focused on a far bigger threat

Ed Davey’s Lib Dems have fought a smart campaign – and it is they, not Nigel Farage, who have the pulse of middle England, says Guardian columnist Martin Kettle

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Ed Davey's Playful Campaign Strategy Draws Attention

Ed Davey of the Liberal Democrats uses humor and adventure to engage voters and promote party policies in the UK general election campaign.

Evening Standard

Lib Dems do not 'share single value' with Nigel Farage, says Ed Davey as he makes plea to Tory voters

The Liberal Democrat leader urged Conservative voters to back his party rather than vote for Reform UK

The Independent UK

Britain's rollercoaster-riding Liberal Democrat leader embraces stunts to gain election attention

Most politicians try to avoid slips, stumbles and undignified photos

The Guardian - UK

How the Lib Dems might double their seats despite fewer votes – visualised

A combination of a more efficient vote and a rise in tactical voting gives Ed Davey an opportunity to double Commons representation

The Independent UK

Independent readers say addressing Brexit should be a priority for the next government

We wanted to know if our readers agreed with Sir Ed Davey – should Brexit be reversed? Or, like Mr Farage, did they feel Britain’s exit from the EU was simply bungled?

The Guardian - UK

Ed Davey’s gameshow approach to election makes a modest splash

Lib Dem leader could argue ‘dignity is less important than coverage’, though he is likely unconcerned by prospect of power

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