The lines between flirting and harassment are not as blurry as some people seem to be suggesting

Gender equality is not only a moral imperative, it’s also smart realpolitik

Race to hire ‘Brexit talent’ turns to former politicians and government staff

The response to the Grenfell Tower tragedy represents a far more serious challenge to the party than the election result

Archbishop of Canterbury warns another referendum on EU would worsen divisions

Background: Mair was a racist and a terrorist in the making, with a stockpile of grievances

Thomas Mair accused of stabbing and shooting Labour MP, who died before Brexit vote

Declan Kelly’s NY-based business said to be eyeing stock market IPO valued at up to $1bn

Britain’s new foreign secretary seen as a divisive figure as he makes Brussels debut

Arrogant self-certainty is central to Trump’s campaign, but it is more sinister than that

Ex-Ireland and Lions captain signs up with sports division of New York-based company

Britain Stronger in Europe and Leave.EU debate as poll shows slight edge towards exit

Book details drug-taking and lurid exploits when Mr Cameron was at Oxford university

Allegations include that prime minister was part of decadent university dining society

Despite Cameron’s attempts to shaft him, Bercow stays on as Commons speaker

Reshuffle comes after angry anti-austerity protests at Downing Street

George Osborne reappointed as chancellor and Theresa May as home secretary

A small number of voters will decide the election but what about everyone else?

DUP deputy leader criticises ‘English votes for English laws’ idea for fuelling paranoia

Tories pledge to make changes to rules within 100 days of general election