William Atkinson

The Conservatives have withdrawan support from the candidates involved in the election date gambling scandal.

What began as concern about those close to Rishi Sunak using insider knowledge has ballooned into an unnecessary war on politicians betting.

Why did I support Rishi Sunak? It's a question I find myself having to answer with alarming regularity.

Fast forward to Friday morning. As the broadcasters read out the litany of boredom and frustration that constitutes the election results, it becomes clear that the very worst polls were right.

Last night's Evening Standard brought the news that the Tories face a wipeout in London.

Somewhere beneath the smoldering ruins of CCHQ lies the “Labour's Tax Bombshell” campaign that it was long suggested it could run.

Somewhere beneath the smoldering ruins of CCHQ lies the “Labour's Tax Bombshell” campaign that it was long suggested it could run.

While not always perfect, Sunak has displayed discipline and grit Rather than commit to the Conservative election campaign, Johnson chose to sunbathe in Sardinia

Do you remember the exit poll? I was nestled in my usual election chair, nerves becalmed by a curry and a couple of pints.

Sometimes I feel like the only person in Britain who is intending to vote Conservative as Labour heads to a landslide general election victory