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Labour plotting secret 'dirty dozen' round of tax hikes hurting savers

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Forget suicide prevention lessons & stop kids scrolling, says Sophie Winkleman

Labour drops £1.5m lawsuit against Corbyn aides accused of leaking report

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Mums will swing election for party tackling kids' phone hell, says TV star

Reform just TWO points behind Tories after Farage takeover

JAYWICK, ENGLAND - JUNE 4: Reform UK party leader Nigel Farage holds a milkshake as he launches his election candidacy on June 4, 2024 in Jaywick, England. The launch follows yesterday's announcement that Nigel Farage will stand as an MP in Clacton at the 4 July general election and takes over from Richard Tice as leader of Reform UK. The Conservative-held seat in Essex was the first to elect a UKIP MP in 2014, a party that Farage founded. (Photo by Carl Court/Getty Images) *** BESTPIX ***

CLASH OF TITANS

Reform boss Nigel Farage to take on political heavyweights in TV debate

Starmer slams Rishi's claims he'll increase taxes by £2k - calling PM a 'liar'

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RALLYING TROOPS

Moments tough-talking Rishi won over key voters revealed in Sun tracker

'How would YOU resolve NHS?' demands Rishi of Keir Starmer in fiery clash

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'No plans' for pension age rise under Labour, wannabe benefits chief vows

Farage vows to make Tories PAY & says 'you won’t get woke nonsense from me'

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Keir's Trident nuclear 'triple lock' is ‘triple c**k’, blasts ex-defence boss

Farage WILL run in election as he becomes Reform leader in sensational U-turn

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Football's coming home & I can WIN - I'll beat Keir & his socialists, vows PM

Inside the REAL election campaign as Sun team take you behind scenes

Nigel Farage & Reform leader Richard Tice play down talk of deal with Tories

Bookie spills all on election odds & reveals 2 factors which could spin results

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NOT COMING HOME

England footie stars will be exempt from National Service, Mel Stride hints