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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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Farage admits he still wants a private NHS

20 January, 2015

After backtracking on leaked comments last year, the UKIP leader tells Radio 4 he still supports privatising healthcare

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Anne McGuire
20 January, 2015

Isaac Herzog has made two important shifts which may boost Labor’s chances of forming the next government

Why I do not trust the government with any part of the NHS

Guy Taylor
19 January, 2015

The Conservatives’ refusal to back down on TTIP poses a huge risk to public health.

Free speech: why we still have reason to be hopeful

Nahla Mahmoud
19 January, 2015

We must now help to build momentum for the changes that will ensure everybody has a safe space to share their ideas

Renewed calls for Living Wage sparked by 8.1 million people on inadequate income

19 January, 2015

Stagnating wages and job insecurity put households at risk of unacceptably low income, says new report

Scots want a Labour-SNP deal

Ed Jacobs
19 January, 2015

More Scottish voters would prefer an SNP-Labour deal than an outright Labour government.

Inclusive prosperity must mean pain for the 1 per cent. But no politician is brave enough

James Bloodworth
19 January, 2015

The interests of the banker and his cleaner are worlds apart

100,000 people have been forced to take second jobs since 2010

19 January, 2015

Cost of living and job insecurity means the number of people working two jobs is soaring.

Book Review: Women Against Fundamentalism: stories of dissent and solidarity

Carl Packman
18 January, 2015

A new book reminds us that free speech and human rights are universal principles and not a privilege of the enlightened west

A rising tide does not lift all boats: why we need to declare war on inequality

Matthew Whittley
17 January, 2015

We need to restructure the economy so that growth is driven by investment in infrastructure, creating the well-paid jobs we need to ensure working people get a fair deal.

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