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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?

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Latest Posts

Right-Wing Watch

Right Wing Watch newsletter, Week 3 January 2022

John Lubbock
19 January, 2022

Exposing what the right have been up to this week…

Why you’re not allowed to talk about the Queen in Parliament

John Lubbock
19 January, 2022

Keir Starmer mentioned the Queen at PMQs, and was reprimanded by the Speaker.

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

Radical Roundup: 10 stories that have got buried – Week 3, January 2022

Basit Mahmood
19 January, 2022

The news you didn’t see this week…

Wakeford

Tory MP Christian Wakeford defects to the Labour Party in first brick to fall from Johnson’s red wall

Basit Mahmood
19 January, 2022

Wakeford had written a letter of no confidence in the Prime Minister.

Boris Johnson

Majority of 2019 Tory voters think people on low incomes and the poorest have become worse off since last election

Basit Mahmood
19 January, 2022

58% of 2019 Conservative voters think people on low incomes have become worse off financially since the last general election.

Boris Johnson

2019 intake of Tory MPs launch plot to boot Boris Johnson from office

Basit Mahmood
19 January, 2022

Boris Johnson has run out of road

Was Partygate to blame for the scale of the Government’s Police Bill defeat in the Lords?

John Lubbock
18 January, 2022

The scale of the Government’s defeat in the Lords over amendments to the Police and Crime Bill is important.

Why Labour should prepare for a hung parliament

Alick Munro
18 January, 2022

‘A hung parliament is quite likely after the next election.  Labour can be the leading party in a hung Parliament with a 7% swing.  We should be preparing for this possibility.’

Voting Ballot Box

Race equality groups condemn vote to introduce voter ID as ‘voter suppression’

Basit Mahmood
18 January, 2022

327 MPs voted in favour of introducing photo ID at elections, including 85 Tories who voted against the need for Covid passes to gain entry into nightclubs and big events.

Children living in poverty

UK poverty report: 1.8 million children are growing up in deep poverty

Basit Mahmood
18 January, 2022

There are 500,000 more children living in significant poverty in 2019/20 compared to 2011/12

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