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The Conservatives quietly raised the campaign spending limit by a whopping 80 per cent - money that is bound to be funnelled into online ad campaigns

<strong>Letter: </strong>The Liberal Democrat party has fully supported all British citizens abroad getting the vote back in both their 2017 and 2019 manifestos, writes <strong>George Cunningham</strong>

The unelected chamber supported a call that Parliament should not ratify the pact until ministers can show the east African country is safe.

With the 2024 general election set to be the dirtiest battle yet, the party which receives the most money from donors could be at a distinct advantage.

The Tories are facing criticism for "sneaking out" a plan to nearly double the amount that can be spent on election campaigning - in a move se...

The Electoral Commission has sounded the alarm over government plans to increase the limit on how much parties can spend on election campaigning, saying they risk damaging public trust in the political finance system.

The founder of Compass has been a Labour member for over 40 years. But last month he was invited to defend himself over a two-year-old tweet - and he now awaits the party’s judgment

<strong>Brief letters: </strong>Quiet characters in The Archers | Grab-a-granny night | Self-abolition for the Lords | Resignation matters | A Labour battlebus slogan | P&O puzzle

Then as now, the Conservative government was becoming increasingly unpopular as the economy ran into trouble

<strong>Letters: </strong>Readers respond to Jonathan Freedland’s article on how Boris Johnson is rigging the system and trampling over democratic norms