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VOTERS are furious with Rishi Sunak over his D-Day dash but don’t fully trust “smug” Sir Keir Starmer, a focus group reveals.

VOTERS are furious with Rishi Sunak over his D-Day dash but don’t fully trust “smug” Sir Keir Starmer, a focus group reveals.

After Nigel Farage's bombshell announcement on Monday that he was running for Parliament there was a palpable air of excitement among senior figures in Reform UK.

SIR Keir Starmer vowed yesterday to rip up the business rates system to help small firms.

Labour suffered an embarrassing blow last night after one of the UK's largest trade unions refused to endorse its election manifesto.

The Reform UK leader branded the Labour leader "Blair without the flair" in a brutal attack.

The charismatic former prime minister issued a stark Brexit warning over the Labour leader ahead of the General Election.

Ahead of tonight's debate, The Express explains where exactly Labour is hoping to find the cash to pay for their promises.

Exclusive: Redfield and Wilton poll for The Independent also finds that Tory supporters want Nigel Farage to suceed Rishi Sunak as party leader

What you need to know - and what he isn't telling you - is that if Starmer gets in, he will abandon Brexit. He won't formally rejoin - he hasn't the guts to try that, yet.

The Labour leader is the only one yet to confirm his interview with the BBC journalist.

A D-Day furore for his rival lets the Labour leader play PM in waiting. But questions remain over his party's defense plans.

EXCLUSIVE: Sensitivities around Brexit are stopping Labour and the Conservatives from debating the issue in the General Election, as party leaders avoid stirring up old passions, an expert says.

Senior party figures and associates including union leaders are at a top secret meeting in Westminster this afternoon to sign off its manifesto for the July 4 vote.

The Tories face a historic drubbing on July 4, with Sir Keir Starmer expected to storm his way into No10 with a landslide even bigger than Tony Blair secured in 1997.

LABOUR could do even more to help Ukraine secure victory against the Russians than the current government, a war hero turned Labour hopeful has vowed.

The Labour leader told Rishi Sunak he was 'going to have to answer for the choices that he made' in skipping a major international ceremony in Normandy.

The Labour leader said his decision to attend commemorations in Normandy was "not even a discussion - it was my duty and my privilege to be there"