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Stunning Labour triumphs in London and West Midlands leave Sunak reeling
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Desperate Tories left in disarray as Labour celebrates seismic swing
Rishi Sunak’s government tries to limit the damage as the Conservatives’ worst fears prove correct in the English local elections
8-min read - NewsThe Independent
Tory mayor Andy Street loses tight West Midlands race in new blow to Sunak
Tory mayor Andy Street loses tight West Midlands election leaving Rishi Sunak’s leadership in crisis
8-min read - NewsAFP
Student protests against Israel's offensive in Gaza spread
Student protests against the Israeli military assault on Gaza following the October 7 attack by Hamas on Israel has spread to several countries. - Switzerland - About 100 students have since Thursday been occupying the entrance of a building at Lausanne University, calling for an academic boycott of Israel and an immediate ceasefire in Gaza.
3-min read - NewsThe Telegraph
Dire day for Tories as Labour wins in West Midlands and London
Rishi Sunak’s hopes of reviving Conservative fortunes suffered a double blow on Saturday as his party lost the West Midlands mayoral election and Sadiq Khan secured a third term in London.
5-min read - OpinionThe Telegraph
It’s time to get behind the Prime Minister
It is often said, and usually true – the party of government rarely performs well in local elections.
3-min read - NewsThe Telegraph
‘Phenomenal’ West Midlands win was beyond our expectations, says Starmer
Richard Parker’s “phenomenal” victory in the West Midlands mayoral election was beyond the Labour Party’s expectations, Sir Keir Starmer has said.
61-min read - NewsThe Telegraph
Day began with hope for Tories but ended with Sadiq Khan back as mayor
It was a day that began with some hope – or was it wishful thinking – that Sadiq Khan might be ousted in London by his Tory rival, heralding a revival in fortunes for party and government.
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