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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

Latest Posts

What the UK can do about corruption in the global South

9 December, 2013

Western countries are effectively giving corrupt people and companies the tools to steal from their citizens.

‘Sport has the power to change the world’. Madiba’s sporting legacy

Shamik Das
8 December, 2013

Shamik Das looks at Nelson Mandela’s sporting legacy, and the role rugby, cricket and football played in the years following Apartheid.

It’s telling that the chancellor failed to mention ‘manufacturing’ once in his Autumn Statement

Tony Burke
8 December, 2013

The re-balancing of the economy which Osborne promised has been all but abandoned.

This week’s most read: Mandela, the Tories losing the plot and firefighter pensions

7 December, 2013

The most read articles on Left Foot Forward this week.

UK energy – who’s holding the reins?

Kathy Cumming
6 December, 2013

Polling out this week shows people want competent, clear-sighted political leadership as much as cheaper bills. Looked at in the round, the Autumn Statement fails both tests.

Three things we disagreed with Mandela on

James Bloodworth
6 December, 2013

Be in no doubt, Mandela was a great man. But nobody is perfect; and one of the tenets of political maturity is recognising that even the greatest political figures have their flaws.

Mandela’s legacy across the nations

Ed Jacobs
6 December, 2013

Across the devolved nations, political leaders have lined up to express their admiration for Nelson Mandela.

Removing the cap on student numbers: is it affordable?

Jonathan Clifton
6 December, 2013

The expansion in student numbers may in the end result in less generous terms for future graduates.

Nelson Mandela 1918 – 2013: an African titan

Robert Somynne
5 December, 2013

Nelson Mandela: 1913 – 2013.

Nelson Mandela: A Life in quotes

James Bloodworth
5 December, 2013

Nelson Mandela: A life in quotes

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