Foreign aid is the crack in the May-Davidson alliance – progressive parties should exploit it
The Scottish leader will not defend a cut to the aid budget
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Campaign gets off to a slow start with stilted PMQs – but Corbyn’s attacks on May hit home
Labour must cast doubt on the prime minister’s character
Five graphs you’ll need to understand Election ’17
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Why do newspapers insist on calling PrEP ‘controversial’?
NHS Scotland is set to offer the preventative HIV treatment
Councils’ social care spending has fallen by 11 per cent in six years
Spending fell by more than a quarter in 10 per cent of councils
‘Drop the Target’ campaigners call on government to abandon ‘tens of thousands’ migration pledge
The target is ‘economically damaging’ and ‘potentially socially divisive’
Benefits claimants with health conditions have just been hit by a £1,400 annual cut
Poor households are getting slammed as Osborne-era cuts come into effect this week
Two days in, just how badly is Brexit going?
After months of bravado, reality has started to bite
WATCH: Donald Tusk tells the UK that ‘we already miss you’
‘We have no reason to pretend this is a happy day’
Behind the headline: Sarah Vine actually thinks ‘Legs-it’ tells us all we need to know about Scottish independence
‘Succumb to my revolutionary allure,’ say Nicola Sturgeon’s extremities