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Stop bombing Syria demonstration in London, April 2017. Photo: Flickr/Jim Aindow

Three reasons why Jeremy Corbyn beats Theresa May in responding to the terror attacks

John Westmoreland

Jeremy Corbyn in Milton Keynes. Photo: David Bailey

Vote Labour, but don’t stop there

Detail from Alfred Clint’s portrait of Percy Bysshe Shelley, 1819. Wikimedia/National Portrait Gallery

The election which only one party deserves to win – Election briefing #33

Jeremy Corbyn at a protest in support of the junior doctors’ strike. Photo: Flickr / Garry Kinght

Win or lose, change has already come

Jeremy Corbyn. Photo: Wikimedia Commons

Some people still don’t get it. Labour’s surge is because of Corbyn

Bin Theresa May – placard from anti-Trump rally, Whitehall, January 2017. Photo: Flickr/Alisdare Hickson

Would you trust this woman with your security? Seriously? – Election briefing #32

Theresa May as Home Secretary, 2015. Photo: Wikimedia Commons

Theresa May’s time-to-get-tough approach falls flat

Theresa May speaking at the Girl Summit in 2014. Photo: Flickr/Russell Watkins

Theresa May doesn’t seem to have any answers, and her scapegoating of Corbyn isn’t working – election briefing #31

Donald Trump registering his approval. Graphic: Pixabay

Trump, May and Farage: the roll of shame – Election briefing #30

National Care Home Open Day. Flickr / CQC Press Office

Through my eyes: the social care crisis

Jeremy Corbyn merchandise on sale. Photo: Facebook/Tanya Hazell

This wasn’t supposed to happen – Election briefing #29

Amber Rudd addressing the Institute of Civil Engineers in 2015. Photo: Flickr/ Department of Energy and Climate Change

Apoplexy at Daily Mail about biased audience: bias is their job, after all – Election briefing #28