United Kingdom Split over Europe: Will Conservatives suffer through lack of unity? Since the 2016 Brexit vote, the Conservatives have seen it as their mission to get Brexit done, putting them on a collision course with a frequently-hostile public. 05/12/2019
The Cube Facebook takes down Conservative ad that featured BBC content The BBC had expressed their concern and published a statement on Twitter. The Press Team said that it was a "completely unacceptable use of BBC content which distorts our output and which could damage perceptions of our impartiality". 02/12/2019
World About 74 convicted terrorists released early from prison - UK PM Boris Johnson said he thought people should serve full prison sentences. 01/12/2019
United Kingdom Senior politicians clash on security after London Bridge stabbing Several UK politicians showed up on a debate stage on Friday night hours after a convicted terrorist killed two people in London. 30/11/2019
United Kingdom Conservative and Labour election spending pledges 'not credible' The Institute for Fiscal Studies research is not good news for either of the UK's main parties ahead of the December 12 election. 28/11/2019
The Cube UK election fact check: Is Britain's NHS up for sale? | #TheCube Jeremy Corbyn says the documents show that America wants the NHS on the table in trade talks and leave Boris Johnson's denials "in absolute tatters." 27/11/2019
United Kingdom Conservatives launch 'fake' manifesto website for rivals Labour Britain's ruling Conservatives registered labourmanifesto.co.uk and used it to criticise their election rivals' proposed programme 21/11/2019
The Cube Conservatives under fire over 'Factcheck UK' Twitter rebranding A Twitter spokesperson said: "Any further attempts to mislead people by editing verified profile information - in a manner seen during the UK Election Debate - will result in decisive corrective action." 20/11/2019
United Kingdom Rees-Mogg: Grenfell fire victims lacked 'common sense' Jacob Rees-Mogg has been widely criticised after suggesting the victims of the Grenfell Tower fire in the UK lacked "common sense". 05/11/2019
United Kingdom UK election 2019: Where does each party stand on Brexit? UK election 2019: Where does each party stand on Brexit? 01/11/2019
United Kingdom Could UK's last December election in 1923 be portentous for Johnson? December 12 2019 will be the first December election since 1923. In both ballots, Conservative prime ministers have looked to strengthen their leaderships after inheriting the role from early resigning predecessors — but it is the result from the former that the current PM would like to avoid. 30/10/2019
France French anti-IVF groups march in Paris Anti-IVF groups are marching in Paris in opposition to a new bill that will widen access to medically assisted procreation to lesbian couples and single women. 06/10/2019
United Kingdom Watch again: Boris Johnson calls for EU to embrace Brexit compromise "Today in Brussels we are tabling what I believe are constructive and reasonable proposals, which provide a compromise for both sides," Johnson told his Conservative Party's annual conference in Manchester. 02/10/2019
United Kingdom Conservative party conference venue received €4.2m in EU funding Manchester was a recipient of €108m in European funding between 2013 and 2017. 30/09/2019
United Kingdom UK PM Johnson: I won't resign to avoid asking for Brexit delay Johnson's promise came as Brexit Party leader Nigel Farage said he would once again run for parliament in any upcoming election. 29/09/2019
View Chris Wright: Westminster chaos shows us our electoral system is not fit for purpose ǀ View I’ve been thinking for some time about the way in which British politics is changing, and I have come to realise that the traditional two-and-a-half party system which has prevailed since the 1920s doesn’t really work anymore. 27/09/2019
United Kingdom Boris Johnson's Conservatives lead Labour by 15 points in new UK poll The results come ahead of a potential national election over Brexit. 21/09/2019
United Kingdom Former Conservative MP Sam Gyimah joins Lib Dems The former Conservative minister defected to the Lib Dems after voting against Boris Johnson in favour of a bill designed to prevent a no-deal Brexit. 14/09/2019
United Kingdom Thérèse Coffey appointed as new Work and Pensions secretary After Amber Rudd resigned on Saturday evening, Downing Street announced that Thérèse Coffey would be the new Work and Pensions secretary. 08/09/2019
United Kingdom Does the UK need a written constitution? Boris Johnson's actions have provoked a constitutional crisis in the UK. 07/09/2019
United Kingdom Brexit rebel: Boris Johnson's Conservatives 'all over the place' Caroline Nokes says the Tories are in a dangerous position to fight an election. 05/09/2019
United Kingdom Jo Johnson, UK PM Boris Johnson's brother, quits as an MP Johnson said he was "torn between family loyalty and the national interest." 05/09/2019
United Kingdom What next for the 21 Conservative rebels that defied Boris Johnson? Britain's prime minister has turned a majority of one into a minority of 21. 04/09/2019
United Kingdom Boris Johnson loses parliamentary majority as MP defects to Lib Dems Boris Johnson loses parliamentary majority 03/09/2019
United Kingdom Boris is 'trying to get a deal' says Davidson in resignation speech Scottish Conservatives leader Ruth Davidson announced her resignation on Thursday and said she wanted to spend more time with her family. 29/08/2019
United Kingdom As Brexit looms, the U.K.'s Conservative Party fights for survival "We have a Conservative Party that has become almost completely consumed by Brexit now, to the point that it's almost blocking out the sun." 21/07/2019
