Theresa May

"If human rights laws get in the way of tackling extremism and terrorism, we will change those laws".

The incident was dubbed by one social media user as 'too perfect'.

From bendy bananas to Scottish independence - a timeline of turmoil and chaos.

May made the shocking revelation on Tonight on ITV with Julie Etchingham.

Australian believes Warren Gatland's tactics will fail against New Zealand this summer.

Pound slips ahead of election amid contradicting polls, while South African rand slumps as country enters recession.

Ukip leader said he would only endorse a handful of Labour candidates at the general election.

What do the Conservatives and the Labour manifestos say on specific key points? Here's a comparison.

Survation says there is now just one point between Labour and the Conservatives as the 8 June vote looms.

The cut-out tells Europe where to go just two weeks before Brexit negotiations begin.

New Guardian/ISM puts Theresa May firmly in the lead to win the general election.

From WhatsApp to Telegram: Encrypted applications are once again under the spotlight.

Corbyn said May should quit Number 10 after overseeing cuts to police numbers in the Home Office.

It looks a lot like Real People magazine.

She said that the mayor was doing a "good job".

Perhaps Donald and his vocal cheerleaders simply don't get British stoicism.

The former Number 10 adviser made the intervention ahead of the general election.

'We need to do everything we can at home to reduce the risks of extremism online,' Britain's prime minister said.

The Labour leader said Theresa May wanted to protect the public 'on the cheap'.

Peter Kirkham warned police were at risk of being 'burned out' due to cut in officer numbers.

Major political parties cancel canvassing for second time in run-up to 8 June vote.

Many fishermen seem to be bored of politics, a year on from the EU referendum.

Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn accused the Conservatives of being in "chaos" over their tax plans.

A jaded electorate vent their anger on a sunny day in High Wycombe

Tory Theresa May and Labour's Jeremy Corbyn faced back-to-back questions from the audience at York University.

It has been a bad day for the prime Minister with just days until the polls open.

Trump's madness is a danger to the world - but he can be stopped.

Ipsos Mori poll finds voters shifting away from prime minister amid her chaotic election campaign.

Dollar tumbles after US jobs report falls unexpectedly short of forecast.

Pro-EU campaigner spoke to IBTimes UK about the Best for Britain tactical voting initiative.