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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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West Papua – the forgotten occupation

Tom Tyler
9 November, 2013

The Indonesian government has taken several highly controversial measures to quash autonomist sentiments.

This week’s most read: The Global Peace and Unity Festival, Russell Brand, and the Mail

9 November, 2013

The most read articles on Left Foot Forward this week.

We used to fear inflation: deflation is a much bigger threat

Richard Murphy
8 November, 2013

The threat from deflation has been a regular theme for discussion amongst the economists linked to the Green New Deal group over the last few years and rightly so.

Could 2015 be the living wage election?

James Bloodworth
8 November, 2013

How Britain fares internationally when it comes to low wages.

The coalition effect: Lib Dems receive just 18 votes in council byelection

James Bloodworth
8 November, 2013

The Liberal Democrats have received just 15 votes in a council byelection in the Kingswood ward in Corby after the sitting councillor stepped down due to health problems.

Challenging Tory attacks on education can boost Labour’s support

Shelly Asquith
8 November, 2013

It is by offering a progressive economic alternative to austerity that Labour can best reach out to a broad coalition of voters.

Union member privacy is still under threat from the lobbying bill

Nigel Stanley
7 November, 2013

The only conclusion is that this part has a hidden agenda to do with union affiliation to the Labour Party.

The Mail caught fibbing…again

James Bloodworth
7 November, 2013

The Daily Mail has been caught lying about Gordon Brown’s expenses.

Look Left going out shortly – sign up to receive it by email

7 November, 2013

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

Not a single Lib Dem Lord voted for fuel poverty amendment to Energy Bill

James Bloodworth
7 November, 2013

Liberal Democrat peers opposed a move to make fuel poverty a factor for the government to consider when in makes energy policy.

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