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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?

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Latest Posts

Refugees

Baroness Jones: 19 government defeats on Nationality and Borders Bill

Jenny Jones
12 March, 2022

The government’s awful response to the plight of Ukrainian refugees highlights everything that is wrong with its Nationality and Borders Bill.

Liz Truss

Dispute over restarting fracking divides Conservative Party

John Lubbock
11 March, 2022

The envionment and energy crisis are coming together to create a headache for the Government which is also dividing the Tory party.

£10 notes pegged to a washing line

Why the Economic Crime Bill is unlikely to make a difference in stopping the flow of dirty money

Prem Sikka
11 March, 2022

‘The UK government has been forced to act on the flow of dirty money into property. The Bill is a token gesture and is unlikely to make a significant difference to the flow of dirty money into the UK property market.’

Nigel Farage presenting on GB News

Nigel Farage ridiculed after complaining about government sanctioning Russian oligarchs

Basit Mahmood
11 March, 2022

‘The Russian Embassy in London might as well pack up and go home. Farage is doing their job for them’

Boris Johnson

Unions slam Boris Johnson’s latest National Shipbuilding Strategy

Tony Burke
11 March, 2022

Johnson has re-announced previous cash promised two years ago and failed  to set out details for how vessels would be delivered.

Priti Patel

Home secretary’s ‘U-turn’ on visa applications for Ukrainian refugees falls a long way short of visa-free travel

Gabrielle Pickard-Whitehead
10 March, 2022

Under mounting pressure to loosen visa restrictions, Patel has confirmed that fleeing refugees who hold passports will be able to complete a visa application to the UK’s Ukraine Family Scheme digitally.

Zero-hour contracts

BME women twice as likely to be on zero-hour contacts as white men

Gabrielle Pickard-Whitehead
10 March, 2022

‘Structural racism in action’ has been a key discussion point at the Trade Union Congress Women’s Conference 2022, which is now underway.

Rental housing

Our private rented sector is broken and needs comprehensive reform

Ben Cooper
10 March, 2022

The private rented sector is fundamentally broken, trapping people in insecurity. It is one of the biggest challenges we face.

Chancellor Rishi Sunak

Calls for chancellor to make “huge judgement call” ahead of Spring Statement

Gabrielle Pickard-Whitehead
10 March, 2022

With the conflict in Ukraine intensifying already eye-watering cost of living rises, Rishi Sunak is under pressure to produce more than a new set of economic and fiscal forecasts.

A photo of a pile of newspapers with the text 'Radical Roundup' overlaid

Radical Roundup: 10 stories that have got buried – Week 2, March 2022

Gabrielle Pickard-Whitehead
9 March, 2022

The news you didn’t seek this week…

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