Health Secretary Matt Hancock was dispatched to Leeds General Infirmary this afternoon as the Tories came under fire after a sick child had to sleep on the hospital floor.
The Prime Minister may have let slip the spiralling bill for HS2 during a radio interview, prompting fears he was preparing to scrap the project after the election if he were to win a majority.
Councillors in Harrogate will next week be asked to confirm the council’s commitment to taking in more than 50 refugees as part of a Government-led resettlement scheme.
Boris Johnson has failed to explain why he found it difficult to look at the photo of four-year-old Jack Williment-Barr whose mother was forced to cover him with coats as he was left on the floor of Leeds General Infirmary A&E, despite being repeatedly questioned by journalists.
Senior figures from the two main political parties will today address an audience of northern business leaders in Yorkshire and Manchester to set out their party’s approach to the Northern Powerhouse.
Boris Johnson has today started a blitz of Labour's heartlands in the North in a bid to convince Leave voters that Jeremy Corbyn's Brexit position is akin to a "great betrayal".
The politicians who are most likely to deliver real change for people of the North and rebalance the economy are more likely to gain votes in Yorkshire - regardless of their political party.
Liberal Democrat leader Jo Swinson has signalled the party would be more open to an accord with Labour in a hung parliament if Jeremy Corbyn stood down after the election.
Boris Johnson and Jeremy Corbyn will be hoping the stars align for them on election day in a week when astronomers have plenty to look forward to. Chris Burn reports.
His salary of £130,000 may be just chicken feed to a banker or indeed to his predecessor, but to the rest of us it’s a decent whack. Nevertheless, it is hard to envy James Mason his new job.
The leader of the Yorkshire Party has claimed that Brexit will not help the region get a good deal if it returns powers from Brussels only for them to sit in London.
Just 82 people voting tactically in a key Yorkshire marginal seat could help deny Boris Johnson and the Conservatives a General Election majority, it is claimed.
When I met John Grogan, then Keighley MP, at an event on Yorkshire devolution a few months back, he was asked by another guest whether he was happy to be there.
The Conservative Party has launched an all-out final assault on Yorkshire as the battle to gain seats in the North in next week’s General Election enters its crucial final stage.
Boris Johnson, Jeremy Corbyn and Jo Swinson today set out their respective visions for Yorkshire – and the Northern Powerhouse – as the final week of general election campaigning intensifies.
