The dual referendums were held on October 17, alongside the general election that returned Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern to power with a landslide majority.

Masks and distancing are no longer mandatory in New Zealand, an achievement upon which Ardern has staked her political future in Saturday's general election.

Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn has said a probe was required to find out if there was "excessive profit-making by those who make Freddos".

Jeremy Corbyn's unexpected 2017 poll success was not the result of a "youthquake", although young voters were more likely to vote Labour than ever before.

Figures show more than 24,000 attempts to access pornography on Parliament network were made in the months after the general election.

The youth do not want their global, outward-looking international future taken away from them, yet they believe it is already gone for good.

The vexing socioeconomic question of our age is should we view millennials as 'entitled' and 'lazy' or simply flexing their economic muscles.

If Johnson does ever lead the Conservatives, his brand of re-heated neoliberalism will fall flat on its face.

Former foreign secretary also warns conflict with North Korea would have serious consequences.

Party's 'flirting with anti-capitalism' warns senior Conservative MP.

Electoral Reform Society wants to drop the First Past the Post voting system.

And just 0.0016% of the electorate could have delivered Theresa May a majority government had they voted differently.

Foreign secretary reacts to chants of 'Boris for PM' on an official visit to New Zealand.

Pollster Ipsos MORI said the NHS and Brexit were the two top issue for voters in July.

Natalie Bennett speaks to IBTimes UK about the 2017 general election and her move up north.

Conservative premier reflected on the general election and her 12 months in Downing Street.

Jeremy Corbyn, John McDonnell and Owen Jones were among those to speak at the London protest.

Exclusive: Momentum source tells IBTimes UK thousands have joined since 8 June.

Labour leader enjoying a post-general election boost as May limps into Brexit talks.

Crowd chant 'Oh Jeremy Corbyn' to White Stripes at silent disco.

An analysis of Ipsos MORI data from the general election shows under-24 turnout increased to 64%

Ipsos MORI research reveals the youth surge behind Jeremy Corbyn's Labour Party.

Backlash against the prime minister is growing within her own party.

The ad has gathered 27 bids so far and the auction is still going.

Parliament cannot officially begin working until the speech is issued.

Leader stands down following questions regarding his views on homosexuality during election campaign.

Reuters' survey of City experts finds majority opining that a 'hard Brexit' option might be off the table.

After all the election hullabaloo, the real concern is that Britain is just as divided as ever over Brexit.

The trigger for the 2008 crash is arguably the biggest driver of post-crash inequality.

Jim Messina apparently predicted that Theresa May was set for a majority of 92 seats.