Tom Phillips
Tell Us Where You Live And We'll Give You Your Tactical Voting Options
Not sure if you should vote with your heart or vote tactically? Tell us who you like and who you don't, and we'll try to help.
Tom Phillips
This Is A Timeline Of The London Bridge Terror Attack
The first call to the emergency services took place at 10:07pm. Nine minutes later the attackers were shot by police.
Tom Phillips
Not Even Right-Wingers Are Sharing Positive Stories About Theresa May On Facebook
Right-wing media outlets have largely backed the prime minister, but their stories are sinking on social media.
Tom Phillips
People On Facebook Really Like Sharing Labour's Manifesto
Jeremy Corbyn's 128-page policy document is an unexpected viral hit, according to the BuzzFeed News Social Barometer.
Tom Phillips
Jeremy Corbyn Isn't Visiting Labour's Most Vulnerable Seats
A BuzzFeed News analysis has found that the Labour leader has visited none of the 40 seats the party is most at risk of losing, and just two of the 100 most vulnerable.
Tom Phillips
No, More People Under 25 Voting Won't Swing The Election Result
TL;DR: You'd need more young people than are actually alive right now to vote in order to force a Labour win.
Tom Phillips
Stories About Young People Registering To Vote For Jeremy Corbyn Are Dominating Facebook
The latest edition of the BuzzFeed News Social Barometer shows that hope for increased turnout among young voters is dominating social media.
Tom Phillips
UKIP Might Just Have Handed The Conservatives These 29 Seats In The General Election
UKIP is not standing a candidate in at least 29 key marginals where the party's vote share could be enough to swing the seat to the Conservatives.
Tom Phillips
Introducing The BuzzFeed Social Barometer
Throughout the general election campaign, we'll be tracking the most viral stories being shared online about the election – and looking into what it tells us about how we get our news now.
Tom Phillips
People On Facebook Only Want To Share Pro-Corbyn, Anti-Tory News Stories
Labour is struggling in the polls and suffered big losses in the local elections – but that's not what you'd think if you spent much time on Facebook, according to the BuzzFeed News Social Barometer.
Jim Waterson
Here's What The Local Election Results Might Tell Us About The General Election
TL;DR: Today is a good day to be a Conservative, and not such a great day to be anyone else.
James Ball
How The Conservatives Are Using Local Adverts To Get Around Election Spending Rules
This is what newspaper advertising tells us about Conservative campaign tactics – and which constituencies they're targeting.
Jim Waterson
Here's Why The General Election Will Actually Be Really Fascinating
There may be little doubt about the final result, but the 2017 election will be like no other. BuzzFeed News crunched the numbers to show the key themes and battles. (Updated with new Welsh polling).
James Ball
Women's Money From The Tampon Tax Is Going To An Anti-Abortion Charity – But Where Else?
Charities based in London are set to receive £2,139,618 in funding from the tax. Scottish charities will receive less than half that amount.
Rose Troup Buchanan
Nigel Farage In... "Article 50: An Adventure Into The Unknown!"
All the excitement of Brexit, but in comic form.
Tim Lane
We Annotated Theresa May’s Article 50 Letter To Explain What She Really Means
What the prime minister's letter triggering Brexit tells us about how we're going to leave the EU.
James Ball
50 Brexit Tweets To Help You Laugh Or Cry Through Article 50 Day
"Trigger your own personal article 50 by doing something irreversible without really any idea why or how you're going to do it."
Tom Phillips
Here's What The British Public Want From Brexit
A new poll shows Remain and Leave voters agree they want free trade and an end to free movement – but disagree on which should take priority if the UK has to choose.
Tom Phillips
The Hardest Tube Station Quiz You'll Take This Week
Just say what you see.
Tom Phillips
25 Tweets That Will Make You Say "So Much For The Tolerant Left"
"The so-called 'tolerant left' motioned as if they threw the ball, but when I ran to where the ball should have been, there was no ball."
Tom Phillips
