Some of the highlights of the Bassetlaw Conservatives general election campaign which saw the election of Brendan Clarke-Smith as the first Conservative Party candidate elected as Member of Parliament for Bassetlaw since 1924.

Today MPs voted to back the Prime Minister's plan for the UK to leave the EU on 31 January.

Conservative Brendan Clarke-Smith has sensationally won the Bassetlaw constituency in the 2019 general election on 12th December.  The result:

Brendan Clarke-Smith CONSERVATIVE   28, 078 (55.2%)

Keir Morrison LABOUR                            14, 065 (27.7%)

Boris Johnson delivered his first speech outside No. 10 Downing Street since the General Election. He told the UK how he would form a people’s Government, deliver Brexit, and unleash Britain’s potential. Here’s what he said.

In his polling day message to voters, the Prime Minister asks the public to vote Conservative

New analysis has revealed that the cost of Christmas across Britain would increase substantially under Jeremy Corbyn’s Labour.

With voting to begin at 7am on Thursday, opinion polls say the election is too close to call - the Conservatives need 9 more seats for a majority, but opposition parties only need to make 12 gains to prolong the chaos and uncertainty of a hung parliament.

Two days before polling day, the Prime Minister is taking nothing for granted - whilst the Conservatives only need to gain 9 seats to get an overall majority, Labour, the Liberal Democrats and the SNP only need to gain 12 more to put Jeremy Corbyn in Downing Street at the head of a coalition with

New analysis shows that Labour’s manifesto commits to creating over 100 new quangos, with a total cost of £13.2 billion over the next five years