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Exclusive: Constituents have seen an average of eight Lib Dem adverts as the party hammers home its message only they can defeat the Conservatives in certain seats

A string of polls suggest the Conservative party is on course for a record defeat at the July 4 general election.

Jeremy Hunt has donated a further £32,000 of his own money to his constituency party as he tries to avoid becoming the first sitting chancellor in modern British history to lose his seat.

The chancellor is plotting a narrow course to victory in the true blue Surrey seat but, on a sunny Tuesday afternoon, Archie Mitchell struggled to see how he can hold on

The Chancellor said National Insurance would be slashed, income tax would be cut for pensioners and the increased stamp duty threshold would be extended.

Clumsy Chancellor Jeremy Hunt joked his his marriage was safe although it was soon brought to his attention that doing so could breach established rules around voting

The Chancellor posted a picture of Lucia Hunt with the caption: ‘Marriage safe …got the wife’s vote.’

The Chancellor posted a picture of Lucia Hunt with the caption: ‘Marriage safe …got the wife’s vote.’

The Chancellor posted a picture of Lucia Hunt with the caption: ‘Marriage safe …got the wife’s vote.’

Many describe Hunt as a good local MP but some are looking to tactical voting to punish the Conservatives

Jeremy Hunt, who is fighting to cling on in Godalming & Ash, removed the picture amid concerns it could have broken electoral law.

Just when you’d expect the Tories to be gearing up for one final election push, their big beasts have gone missing

In an exclusive interview with Chancellor Jeremy Hunt, he warns that Labour will damage our democracy and "rig" future elections by giving votes to 16-year-olds.

Evening Standard analysis of key seats to watch in London and beyond for the July 4 General Election

Chancellor Jeremy Hunt, who is supposed to be the Tory numbers man, got confused about Rishi Sunak's flagship National Service plan for teenagers - and the age of his own son

Speaking to Oxford's Conservative Association, the Chancellor says PMs need to 'choose people on the basis of loyalty as well as ability'

Around half the current Cabinet are fighting to avoid being dramatically ousted as Reform splits the right-wing vote and Labour and the Lib Dems gain ground.