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

Chris Jarvis
19 December, 2025 (3 days ago)

Who’s up and who’s down?

A photo of a ballot box

Latest Posts

Outsourcing: the joke has always been on the workers

Sara Gorton
25 March, 2014

Contracting out doesn’t improve efficiency – it just makes it easier to pay people less.

‘Kony 2012’ and the forgotten conflict in the Central African Republic

Steven Donlon
25 March, 2014

Although Joseph Kony still poses a threat, the rebel leader is not the most urgent problem facing CAR right now.

Inflation: Less triumphalism please, the cost of living crisis is far from over

James Bloodworth
25 March, 2014

Today’s news on inflation is certainly welcome; but we’re not on the home straights yet.

Poll shows momentum swinging away from Yes campaign

Ed Jacobs
25 March, 2014

Campaigners for Scottish independence have suffered a setback this morning with the release of new polling.

Inheritance tax: David Cameron stands up for the 6 per cent

James Bloodworth
24 March, 2014

The fact that Cameron wants to cut inheritance tax when half a million people required emergency food aid last year says a lot about where his priorities lie.

Scotland’s divorce from the UK is inevitable, and Labour will lose the House

Owen Bennett
24 March, 2014

Scotland will become independent – maybe not in this generation but almost certainly in the next, and Labour will lose a key pillar of electoral support.

5 persistent falsehoods about events in Ukraine

James Bloodworth
24 March, 2014

Here are the five most common myths about events in Ukraine, together with a short explanation of why they are wrong.

Sloppy Labour messaging is not going to work as the election draws nearer

Richard Carr
24 March, 2014

If Labour cannot say what they are for or against then they have reduced the role of the opposition to a mere information source for government policy.

Confinement of Saudi princesses a reminder that women are second-class citizens in Saudi Arabia

Salima Yaqoob
24 March, 2014

The ugly reality mocks the image of a nation cited as the citadel of Islam.

The prison book ban is not just nasty but bizarre

Tim Finch
23 March, 2014

Encouraging prisoners to read aids their rehabilitation.

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