Labour Party

"Boris is the right man for the time. He's really for the times," Trump said in early November.

The U.K. will hold an election in December and the new prime minister could be a man who's struggled to quell anti-Semitism in his party.

A British politician, who frequently champions equality and social justice issues, has been accused of making an anti-Semitic reference over the classic Beatles tune.

The Vermont senator is "very exciting as part of an international movement against neoliberal economic inequality," the British Labour Party's shadow justice secretary said.

The signs were spotted in at least four different central London locations, including one across the road from the Parliament building.

Conservative MP Anna Soubry said a wave of new Conservative Party members may wish to "topple the leader and wreck its policies."

The country's Deputy Prime Minister Winston Peters will take over.

There can be no tolerance of anti-Semitism at all, ever, by anyone.

Jewish leaders in Britain are accusing Jeremy Corbyn of being hostile to their communities.

The Queen of England has been caught with $13.1 million invested in offshore tax havens. Critics are calling for an apology and a full investigation.

Group members use expressions like "not safe in taxis" to describe certain men.

No party gained an outright majority so there will need to be a deal before the prime minister is confirmed.

U.S.-U.K. relations have become a hot topic during the general election campaign.

The astrophysicist recently called Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn a "disaster."

The Opinium and ComRes polls published on Saturday showed the lead of May's ruling Conservative Party had slipped to 10 and 12 percentage points respectively.

The prime minister and the leader of the opposition refused to join TV debates, making the election result seem more of a foregone conclusion than ever.

The Conservative Party hopes to do more than simply win the election. It hopes to ruin the Labour Party's future prospects too.

Twenty years ago, Tony Blair won the U.K. election in a record-breaking landslide. After Brexit, does anything remain of the Britain he led?

Polls show May's Conservatives remained between 11 and 17 points ahead of Labour—still enough to deliver a clear victory as she seeks a mandate for her plan to implement the result of last year's Brexit referendum.

Discrimination against the Jewish community decreased by 61 percent in France in 2016.

In a speech Tuesday, the party's Brexit spokesman Keir Starmer will set out a stance between two extremes.

Opposition politicians were highly critical of the Daily Mail's front page on Theresa May's call for a general election.

U.K. prime minister needs the support of her entire party to approve her strategy without change.

Data suggests British Labour Party members care a lot more about policy than ordinary voters do.

It risks undermining his position with the people who elected him as leader.

If the Labour leader's populist reboot doesn't succeed, his leadership is doomed.

Davis said the opposition Labour Party was "trying to find new ways to thwart and delay."

The mother of two was shot and stabbed one week before the EU referendum.

Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson suggested that the Labour Party was undermining U.K. interests by criticizing Trump.

Labour has published 170 questions it says the government must answer.