Tactical Voting

If you hate Corbyn, you may still need to vote Labour. Ditto, if you can’t stand Swinson. Without tactical voting, we’re going to lose.

Anti-Tories need to work together to beat Johnson. Swinson and Corbyn should stop being so tribal - and put the national interest first.

At least 13 of the 22 whipless Tory MPs are contemplating standing as independents in the next general election. Some could defy the odds.

Theresa May is on track to win big, letting her push through Brexit at any cost. Here’s how voters can best stop this.

Help Labour Remainers if they’re in danger. Remove Tory Brexiters if that’s possible. Otherwise, vote for a genuinely pro-European party.

After a landslide, pro-Europeans on opposition benches will be muffled. But plenty of loud voices in May’s own party could apply the brakes.

Our cut-out-and-keep guide to their plans for trade, quitting with no deal, citizens’ rights, a future referendum and parliamentary votes.

In 5 cases, we think the Lib Dems are the best bet; in one Labour. In the remaining 7, pro-Europeans can safely vote for either party.

We’ve analysed candidates’ records on fighting a destructive Brexit. In addition to the black and white sheep, there any many grey ones.

We’ve analysed views of Tories replacing retiring MPs and those standing in marginals: 24 backed Leave but only 15 Remain in referendum.

Sadly, Labour didn’t play ball and Lib Dems only stood down in two seats - despite both benefiting massively from the Greens’ self-sacrifice.