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Parts of England vote in local elections, with Farage's Reform UK seeking big gains
The hard-right Reform UK led by Nigel Farage fielded more candidates than any other party and hoped to make major gains in the elections that are deciding 1,600 seats on 23 local councils, six mayoralties and one seat in Parliament.
The fallout from Reform UK’s big win in local elections
Six votes is not much of a majority, but it was enough for Mr Farage’s Reform UK to beat Labour in a by-election for Runcorn and Helsby, a seat just outside Liverpool. What was once one of the safest Labour seats in the country fell to Mr Farage’s party,
Local elections pose a steep test for the Conservative leadership of Kemi Badenoch, despite wide disapproval of the Labour ...
Millions of voters cast ballots in 24 local council elections, six mayoralty contests and one parliamentary by-election ...
A town in Britain is so conservative that its last Labour MP died over 100 years ... a new office. She joined the party ...
A senior UK Conservative called for Britain’s main opposition to “unite” with the right-wing Reform UK ahead of the next ...
“Ever since I can remember it’s been Conservative,” says Nick Worth, the leader of South Holland District Council, which has no Labour, Lib Dem or Green members. His party faces a challenge ...
Other members of the Conservative Party that controlled government at the time and at least one of the prime minister's police bodyguards were also under investigation in the scandal. It's legal ...
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