John Crace

Just when you’d expect the Tories to be gearing up for one final election push, their big beasts are apparently in hiding

With this tired format, the idea that anybody’s minds might be changed by anything that is said is a category error

PM and his expected successor repeat same evasions to leave us non the wiser about our future government

The Reform UK candidate the air of a tele-evangelist have given

Sometimes Sunak only makes sense if you assume he is actively trying to lose this joyless election

It was a bad day all round for TV election interviews and Sunak’s abrasive chat with Kuenssberg will not win points

Labour’s clockwork campaigning may not light wavering voters’ fires, but the attack-style symbolism was unmistakable

After five and a half weeks of pre-election idiocy, the Tories’ finale is to show off the leader even they thought was a disaster

Guardian columnist Marina Hyde and parliamentary sketch writer John Crace reflect on the highs and lows of the general election campaign

Democracy can be tense, that one point in the cycle when power resides with the people and not politicians