Last night, the SNP lost votes to us Conservatives—but also to Corbyn's Labour

Labour's extraordinary result was down to a bold, enthusiastic campaign from Corbyn and his team

This election was designed to contrast May and Corbyn. In the end, both of them lost out

Labour has eaten into the Tory majority, with implications that reach far beyond May's premiership

With the Conservatives as the largest party

The polls have swung in an unprecedented manner, but keep an eye on the leaders' personal ratings. They could determine the result on Thursday

Corbyn's decision to show up in Theresa May's absence was vindicated—but the format hindered all candidates, and the viewer learnt little

They both pretended to answer difficult questions when in fact they wriggled out of them. The electorate would respect some candour

In “The Battle for Number 10,” the Labour leader outlined the kind of country he wants to build; one where people at the top pay a little more to ensure a better future for young people

For many of us actually affected by IRA violence, the most offensive aspect of the current debate is not Corbyn's comments but being used as a cheap political point.