
Politics Summary: Monday, June 7th
The prime minister will today warn that cuts will change Britain’s “whole way of life” and will impact the entire population.

The prime minister will today warn that cuts will change Britain’s “whole way of life” and will impact the entire population.

The shooting tragedy in Cumbria, the international incident in the Mediterranean Sea, the Labour leadership race, Nigel Farage, Jim Garner, David Laws and more.

The prime minister and home secretary will visit Cumbria today to talk to senior police officers and meet family and friends of the victims of Wednesday’s gun rampage.

The home secretary today said the Government would “consider all the options” on gun laws, as the prime minister cautioned against a “knee-jerk reaction”.

With less than a week to go before nominations close and pressure mounting, it is still possible for all six candidates to make it onto the ballot paper.

UKIP yesterday hosted a conference at the European Parliament with Russian conspiracy theorist Daniel Estulin and Italian extremist Mario Borghezio.

The United Nations has condemned Israel for the attack on an aid flotilla that left nine civilians dead, following an emergency meeting of the Security Council.

The Queen’s speech, the coalition’s £6bn cuts, trouble for Cameron from the Tory right, the Labour leadership latest, the Alastair Campbell QT row and more.

President Obama has slammeed BP for what he calls the “worst oil disaster” in US history, vowing they will be forced to “pay every dime”.

David Miliband launched his official leadership campaign website today, vowing to bring Labour together and lead Labour to power.