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

Chris Jarvis
Today

Who’s up and who’s down?

A photo of a ballot box

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8 January, 2014

Look Left, our daily political round up, will be going out shortly.

Why John Rentoul is wrong about cannabis

James Bloodworth
8 January, 2014

The illegality of drugs causes vastly more misery than the use of drugs.

Voter ID in Britain? A note of caution from academic research

Toby James
8 January, 2014

There is a rich history of politicians using burdensome administrative requirements to try to win elections.

What a real ‘Benefits Street’ would look like

James Bloodworth
7 January, 2014

This is what a real ‘Benefits Street’ might look like.

Cabinet papers remind us of Thatcherism’s ongoing legacy

Ranjit Sidhu
7 January, 2014

As George Osborne announces more cuts to welfare, again causing an even more divided and unequal society, we must learn the economic lessons of the past.

3 things the government *is* doing about flooding

Gloria Roberts
7 January, 2014

The government, and Owen Paterson in particular, have been criticised for not doing enough about flooding. Here, then, are three things they are doing.

University bosses get huge pay rise while staff walk out

James Bloodworth
7 January, 2014

Bosses at Bournemouth University have received a bumper pay rise – despite a majority of university staff being offered just a 1 per cent rise by bosses.

How Labour can win Tory voters in 2015

James Bloodworth
7 January, 2014

Tory voters are defecting. The problem is that only a fifth of these defectors are switching their allegiance to Labour.

Better Together challenged on blueprint for Scotland

Ed Jacobs
7 January, 2014

The SNP have sought to throw down the gauntlet to the Better Together Campaign by challenging them to produce their own blueprint for a future Scotland.

Review: Human InSecurity: Fear, Deprivation and Abuse in India

Carl Packman
6 January, 2014

Is Indian democracy broken? Carl Packman looks at a new book by Ram Mashru which examines how the Indian establishment is setting back democracy.

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