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Which party has won the most council by-elections since the May 2025 local elections?

Chris Jarvis
19 December, 2025 (2 days ago)

Who’s up and who’s down?

A photo of a ballot box

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GP workforce is shrinking, says NHS

26 January, 2015

Medical training places left unfilled as pressure mounts on general practice

King Abdullah: Charlie Hebdo couldn’t have satirised a more ridiculous farce

James Hallwood
25 January, 2015

Rather than paying respect to a tyrant, Britain should be extricating herself from legitimising Saudi rule

Comment: Housing is an opportunity to combine economic efficiency with social justice

Matthew Whittley
24 January, 2015

Building more affordable homes would not only reduce council housing waiting lists, but would stimulate the economy

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24 January, 2015

The most read stories on Left Foot Forward this week

Miliband woos Northern Ireland

Ed Jacobs
23 January, 2015

The Labour leader visited Stormont to discuss the peace process and the devolution of corporation tax powers

Comment: New tube ticket machines won’t make up for the 900 staff Boris is axing

Val Shawcross
23 January, 2015

Elderly and disabled passengers will suffer the most from a lack of staff assistance

Chris Grayling

‘Failing Grayling’ could cost the Tories hundreds of thousands of votes

Ruby Stockham
23 January, 2015

Politicians and legal workers lay into the Justice secretary as a poll finds that he is turning traditional voters off the Tories

IFS: poorest households hit hardest by coalition tax and benefit changes

James Bloodworth
23 January, 2015

Working parents in the poorest households have been hardest hit by changes to the tax and benefits system since 2010

Labour needs to bring business back into the conversation

Richard Carr
23 January, 2015

Labour supporters think the Tories are more pro-business than their own party; it’s time for Milband to change the emphasis

Only institutions wishing to promote faith-based identity politics could object to Pickles’ letter

Haras Rafiq
22 January, 2015

Asking mosques for support is an act of solidarity, not division

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