Will George Galloway win the Rochdale by-election?
The former Labour and Respect MP has good reason to fancy his chances.
ByNew Times,
New Thinking.
The former Labour and Respect MP has good reason to fancy his chances.
ByYour weekly dose of gossip from around Westminster.
ByA neglected former mill town is a microcosm of a fractured nation.
ByA strategy based on appealing to disillusioned right-wing voters is destined to fail.
ByLabour’s by-election triumphs in Wellingborough and Kingswood offer the Tories no cause for consolation.
ByInside the party’s fight to gain a suburban Conservative constituency on the green belt of Bristol.
ByDithering over Azhar Ali’s by-election campaign has reignited the anti-Semitism row and damaged Keir Starmer’s public image.
ByKeir Starmer’s reputation for purging anti-Semitism from the party has been diminished.
ByThe party’s delayed suspension of its Rochdale candidate for anti-Semitism has undermined its political and moral credibility.
ByHaving stuck by Azhar Ali following his anti-Semitic comments, the question now is what the party does if he wins.
ByThe Conservatives are struggling in yet another former stronghold – and the threat of Reform may prove most worrying.
ByThough it’s tougher to win than Tamworth, winning it would put Labour on course for 420 seats.
ByConservative voters simply aren’t enthusiastic enough about Rishi Sunak – or negative enough about Keir Starmer – to deliver victory.
ByAs they deny the evidence in front of their eyes, the Conservatives are heading further right.
ByWestminster has long underpriced the chance of a Conservative wipeout.
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ByThe Conservatives are drawing false comfort from the narrative that they lost because their voters “stayed home”.
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ByThe Tories may now call an election as late as January 2025 as they bid to avoid one of the…
ByKeir Starmer’s party overturning a Tory majority of nearly 20,000 would upset a major political trend in the Midlands.
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