Away from Conservative Party hustings, the leadership hopefuls shared details about what they get up to outside of politics. Something which has interested the public is their historic drug use.

No longer party leader as of 7 June 2019, May will officially step down as prime minister during the week of 22 July. With the leadership candidates all demonstrating vastly different opinions regarding Brexit, there is still a great deal of uncertainty about how the next few months will play out.

It alleged Johnson — in the running to be the UK's next prime minister — mislead voters by suggesting the UK gave the EU £350m a week.

"He's also a vain and brittle man who's here because he's dazzled by monarchy and thinks Britain likes him."

The former foreign secretary has been ordered to attend court to face allegations he misled the public in the run up to the 2016 referendum.

The main subject on everyone's lips in the UK is Brexit and that doesn't look set to change in the coming months — where does the man who could be the next prime minister stand on the issue?

With May's looming departure, a leadership void might not only appear in the Conservative Party but also in the prime minister's office as well. But who do the oddsmakers think to have the best chance to take the helm of Britain's oldest political party and perhaps the UK as a whole?

Tory MP and Brexit campaigner Boris Johnson has claimed he will run for Conservative Party leadership as Theresa May plans to set a date for her departure.

She hasn't stepped down yet but that hasn't stopped British bookmakers speculating on who will succeed her.

Tonight's episode of Raw Politics discusses what could come next for Brexit following last night's vote.

Former Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson outlined his vision for Britain in a speech at construction equipment company JCB's world headquarters in central England.

Everything you need to know about the most likely candidates to replace Theresa May if she loses Wednesday's no-confidence vote.