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'Starmer has woken up to his worst nightmare': Galloway issues stark warning after humiliating Labour in by-election
George Galloway won the by-election in Rochdale with a majority of 5,697, taking 12,335 votes
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PoliticsZack Polanski faces investigation over Green leader's failure to pay council tax
Waltham Forest Council has since confirmed that it has launched an investigation into the council tax owed
PoliticsLiz Truss breaks down in tears on stage during emotional tribute to Ann Widdecombe at CPAC GB
Detectives believe the late politician was the victim of a 'targeted attack'
PoliticsKeir Starmer calls for Fifa to investigate Argentina players holding Falklands banner as he defiantly declares: 'The Falkland Islands are ours!'
Argentina are now at risk of a Fifa fine or alternative punishment
PoliticsNigel Farage demands Royal Navy is beefed up immediately after Argentina’s brutal Falklands jibe at World Cup
The archipelago was first reached by English explorers more than a century before Argentina became an independent state
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Labour civil war looms as Andy Burnham risks left-wing MPs’ fury over Ed Miliband snub
The Energy Secretary is reportedly ;furious' about the ongoing speculation
Labour's 1.5 million homes dream 'collapsing' as red tape strangles housebuilding
The warning comes despite the party making housebuilding one of its defining missions in government
Top Tory demands Fifa take immediate action against Argentinian players after ‘completely unacceptable’ Falklands stunt
'Unfortunately, we lost on the night. But democracy and self-determination can't be the losers,' Andrew Griffith said
Richard Tice outlines urgent action needed after renationalisation of British Steel: ‘Wake up!’
'We should not be in a position of being the only G20 nation that cannot produce virgin steel,' the Reform MP stressed
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Keir Starmer ‘broke ministerial code’ after meeting with top Peter Mandelson client
A breach in code would generally be considered grounds for resignation
Labour considers raising age of criminal responsibility under David Lammy’s youth justice overhaul
The Conservatives have warned against the move, arguing that James Bulger’s killers would have escaped justice under the proposals
Trial for three young men accused of arson at Keir Starmer's properties to begin today
Two Ukrainian men and a Romanian will appear at the Old Bailey following a series of fires last year
Assisted dying FAILS to become law after controversial bill runs out of time in Parliament
Over 1,200 amendments to the Bill had been suggested in the Upper House
Sunak and Biden prepare to strike US-UK trade deal before 2024 elections
Initial chapters of the foundational deal are expected to be completed by next spring
Council by-election: Reform wins crunch by-election in Red Wall town as Labour haemorrhages heartland support
GB News has dissected the results for all four by-elections held this week