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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

Latest Posts

The super rich one per cent are leaving everyone else behind

Kevin Meagher
27 June, 2012

Are we still supposed to be “all in this together?”

Watch: Osborne’s deputy’s deputy’s deputy’s deputy Chloe Smith gets Paxo’d

Shamik Das
27 June, 2012

Watch: Chloe Smith, who on her last appearance on Newsnight didn’t know the difference between deficit and debt, was humiliated again over the fuel duty u-turn.

A coalition (still) at war over Lords reform

Ben Phillips
27 June, 2012

As the government publishes a draft bill on the reform of the House of Lords, the prime minister prepares to unleash his backbenchers against the legislation.

Chuka Umunna wants gang members to use their ‘skillz’ elsewhere

Katie Stanton
26 June, 2012

It is wise for Labour to step up and not only say a crackdown on gang crime is needed, but to also suggest alternative routes for Britain’s young people.

Osborne’s scrapping of fuel tax is ‘fastest U-turn in history’, but a welcome one

Katie Stanton
26 June, 2012

As much as we welcome the tax freeze, why won’t Osborne learn that these U-turns are doing serious damage to his credibility as chancellor?

Call the Copts: The Muslim Brotherhood and Egypt’s Christians

Ed Jacobs
26 June, 2012

Mohammed Morsi’s victory in Egypt’s presidential election raises new fears over the future of religious freedom amongst the country’s Coptic Christian minority.

Aung San Suu Kyi visits Labour HQ

Katie Stanton
26 June, 2012

One opposition leader met another today as Aung San Suu Kyi visited the Labour Party offices in Brewer’s Green.

The Scottish press’ verdict on the launch of the “Better Together” campaign

Ed Jacobs
26 June, 2012

Following the launch of the Better Together campaign to retain Scotland’s place in the union, the Scottish press is unanimously praising the approach it’s taking.

Cameron’s “back of a fag packet” welfare speech brings back Labour policies he’d scrapped

Shamik Das
26 June, 2012

David Cameron’s keynote welfare speech yesterday included the re-announcement of a Labour policy which he scrapped when the Tories came into government.

Edwina Currie strikes again: Young people must ‘learn sense’

Katie Stanton
25 June, 2012

Edwina Currie offended a whole section of the demographic again today by saying that young people won’t vote or have economic power until they “start working, pay taxes, learn sense”.

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