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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?

A photo of a ballot box

Latest Posts

Andy Burnham

Andy Burnham: Tories’ divisive approach to ‘levelling up’ will hurt the UK

Josiah Mortimer
6 July, 2021

It follows a series of scandals over ‘pork barrel’ politics in the government’s levelling up spending.

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UnionDues: What was behind the ‘world’s biggest strike’?

Simon Sapper
6 July, 2021

The latest UnionDues podcast goes behind the headlines of the 2020 General Strike in India. Some of the issues are familiar to the UK…

Chancellor Rishi Sunak

Rishi Sunak’s plans to take £1.2bn from miners’ pensions dubbed ‘daylight robbery’ from ‘brave men’

Lucy Skoulding
5 July, 2021

Scrapping plans give miners £1.2 billion in pensions has been called “cruel” and a “kick in the teeth” to retired miners and their families.

A photo of a vaccination needle

GB News’ Neil Oliver slammed over ‘anti-scientific, dangerous’ anti-vaxx tweet

Lucy Skoulding
5 July, 2021

GB News has tweeted a story by Neil Oliver in which he says giving Covid jabs to children is ‘grotesque’.

The Left should recognise there’s no such thing as ‘The Economy’

Steve Melia
5 July, 2021

The Labour Party has oscillated between trying to “out-Tory the Tories” on the economy and radical economic policies “for the many not the few”, says Steve Melia.

Green Party activists standing with a party banner

Full list of candidates for the Green Party Executive announced

Chris Jarvis
2 July, 2021

Who’s in the running?

Matt Hancock at a Covid press conference

Prof Prem Sikka: The Hancock scandal shows why we need proper regulation for non-executive directorships in government

Prem Sikka
2 July, 2021

‘Ministers have eagerly embraced the idea of NEDs and enrol trusted soldiers to advance their ideological projects.’

A photo of a Scottish independence protest with a Saltire flagm with the word "yes" imposed on it

Why we need an independence referendum in Scotland sooner rather than later

Kenny MacAskill MP
2 July, 2021

‘If elections can be held whether in Scotland or even the USA, and if major events can be hosted whether COP26 or the Euros, it’s absurd to suggest it’s just not feasible to hold a referendum.’

Labour Party leader Keir Starmer speaking at the dispatch box in the House of Commons

Labour’s lesson in Batley: Treasure the Muslim vote

Hamza Ali Shah
2 July, 2021

‘It is hard not to trace the apparent desertion en masse of British Muslims from Labour to the party’s lethargic attitude to Muslims and their concerns since Starmer’s election victory. ‘

Polling Station

How different parts of the left are reacting to the Batley and Spen result

Basit Mahmood
2 July, 2021

It’s a win of major significance not just for Kim Leadbeater but for the Labour Party nationally.

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