general election 2017

As May gets humiliated, Brexiters will blame Brussels. But it is them and our hapless PM who are cocking things up. And the public knows it.

InFacts looks back at all the Brexit developments in the week from July 31 to August 4.

New election data shows Labour’s “soft Brexit” image was crucial to election success. This may worry their naturally eurosceptic leader.

The Labour leader’s rock festival remarks did not tune into the anti-Brexit mood of his audience.

Fully executed electoral alliances might have deprived the Conservatives of as many as 50 seats on June 8.

Before election, InFacts gave voting recommendations to fight destructive Brexit. After an unpredictable night, 172 of our candidates won.

InFacts' editor-in-chief Hugo Dixon talks to LBC about the general election and its positive impact on the Brexit negotiations.

Theresa May and the Conservatives promised stability but gave us chaos. They can’t be trusted with handling negotiations on their own.

The “Brexit election” that barely mentioned Brexit. May’s vanishing landslide. Trump, Macron and not much Boris. All captured in gif form.

PM used Brexit to justify the election. That was a con. She is ignoring the elephant in the room.

Whether defending a pro-European MP or ousting Tories, these seats need to see a strong pro-European turnout on June 8.

Pro-European voters with option of anti-Brexit independent candidates have a chance to send a message to mainstream parties.