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Conservatives drop to lowest polling numbers since ‘bloody aftermath’ of Liz Truss mini-budget
Just 24 per cent of respondents say they plan to vote Tory, compared to 44 per cent saying they back Labour
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Baroness Falkner: ‘New arrivals in this country must live by our values. I am worried about the state of democracy’
The ex-Lib Dem peer on the failure of integration in Britain and the personal toll taken by the attempt to remove her as head of the EHRC
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Police Scotland survey used to justify investigating fewer crimes completed by 43 people
Tories accuse force of using ‘flimsy data’ to railroad through dangerous SNP-backed policy
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Lib Dem manifesto 2024: Policy predictions for Ed Davey and the general election
The party is expected to campaign for closer ties with the EU as it tries to regain status as third largest party in Westminster
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Liberal Democrats lose their deposits in both by-elections
Party’s share of vote plummets on 2019 election result as it receives less than five per cent of votes cast and forfeits the £500 payment
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Five charts that show Rishi is a record breaker (but not in a good way)
With the Tories now having lost more by-elections than any administration since 1960s, The Telegraph looks at the results in detail
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Lib Dems target ‘Waitrose women’ to smash the Tory Blue Wall
Strategists believe two demographics at opposite ends of the political spectrum are key to winning seats in Conservative heartlands
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Trans people change their mind says Lord Winston in conversion therapy debate
Labour peer warns against banning practice as Private Member’s Bill comes under attack in House of Lords
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What Corbyn left behind
The Telegraph’s weekly Peterborough diary column offers an unparalleled insight into what’s really going on at Westminster and beyond
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Have even Tory campaigners given up?
What's extraordinary is that, in two seats with sizeable majorities, Conservative HQ mobilised so few activists
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Don’t let the blob bounce us into another coalition government
If at the general election Labour end up the largest party but without a majority, a minority administration could be the best outcome
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End ‘torture’ of repeated parole hearings, say bereaved families
Murder victims’ relatives are ‘ripped apart when they are forced to face the pain and grief once again’
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Conversion therapy ban is threat to free speech, warns Tory peer
Lord Frost says practice ‘doesn’t really exist’ in UK and is covered by Public Order Act
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Lord Kinnock warns Starmer: 20-point lead ‘still not conclusive enough’ for election win
Former Labour leader says party is not going to lose national vote but argues ‘that’s not the same thing as winning’ with working majority
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Ed Davey: I never considered quitting as Lib Dem leader after Horizon scandal backlash
Former postal affairs minister faces claims that he arranged to meet Alan Bates to avoid bad publicity
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Rishi Sunak faces fresh calls from MPs for vote on Houthi strikes
This comes after the UK joined a third wave of bombings against the group in Yemen over the weekend
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Stop using ‘absurd’ fake newspapers, political parties told
Releasing campaign leaflets that look like local papers is ‘insulting to the electorate’, editors warn
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Eleanor Stanier, Liberal Democrat who devoted herself to improving life for all in Richmond upon Thames – obituary
She flung herself into every aspect of local affairs, from housing to rubbish disposal, from education to drains
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Three in four burglaries unsolved in England and Wales last year
Data released by the Home Office reveals suspects charged in only 6 per cent of cases
