Nicholas Cecil is Political Editor of the Evening Standard. He covers politics at Westminster, foreign affairs, the economy, intelligence and security, and other major stories affecting London and Britain including the Covid-19 epidemic, climate change, air pollution and occasionally sport stories....
Nicholas Cecil is Political Editor of the Evening Standard. He covers politics at Westminster, foreign affairs, the economy, intelligence and security, and other major stories affecting London and Britain including the Covid-19 epidemic, climate change, air pollution and occasionally sport stories.
Talk of an election ‘Sue-nami’ turned out to be wild speculation
Work and Pensions Secretary Mel Stride strongly signals that the general election would now be in the autumn
Boris Johnson should return to frontline politics to ease the party’s woes, one Conservative former minister has said
Londoners voted on May 2 for the Mayor of London, London Assembly Constituency member and London Assembly London-wide member contests
Elections are taking place in the capital for the mayor, constituency London Assembly members, and London-wide Assembly members
Turnout falls in Labour heartlands and rises in those favouring the Tories - suggesting result could be close run on Saturday night
The Conservatives woke to a set of dismal results streaming in from overnight election counts
The votes of around two million Londoners are expected to have to be counted to get the full result
Exclusive: Savanta survey for Centre for London put Labour mayor on 42 per cent and Tory candidate 32 per cent
The OECD also predicted the UK would see the weakest growth across the G7 group of major economies next year
President Tayyip Erdogan said on the eve of May Day that the annual protests would not be allowed to take place on Taksim Square
‘Before you head to the polling station, don’t forget to check to make sure you have the ID you need to vote,’ says Electoral Commission
EXCLUSIVE: The YouGov survey put the Labour mayor on 47 per cent and the Tory candidate 25 per cent with just two days until election
SNP’s Westminster chief Stephen Flynn denies he brought down Yousaf as he backs party veteran John Swinney for leader
It comes after Government documents suggested of 5,700 people identified for removal, just 2,145 can be located for detention
The Irish Government has said there had been an increase in asylum seekers arriving across the Northern Ireland border
Home Secretary James Cleverly and Met Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley held urgent meetings with Jewish groups on Thursday
Ministry of Defence in London said Russian units had seized ‘several small settlements’ in the Donetsk province
Ex-Brexit Secretary Sir David Davis warned it would be ‘suicidal in political terms’ to go to the country within a few months
YouGov survey for Royal Holloway University of London found 24 per cent of Londoners aged 18 to 24 did not know of this legal requirement
EXCLUSIVE: Savanta survey for the Mile End Institute at Queen Mary University of London puts the Labour mayor on 46 per cent - 13 points ahead of Tory challenger Susan Hall