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election Guardian graphic. Source: 2026 results via Press Association. Historic results via Open Council. Record drops were calculated based on biggest year-to-year falls in Labour's seat share on whole council back
2026. **Hannah McKay/AP/Pool Reuters** Hannah McKay/AP/Pool Reuters U.K. Prime Minister Keir Starmer and his Labour party suffered major losses in elections held across Britain last week, resulting
Labour will lose 1,900 councillors on 7 May – 74% of the number of seats the party currently holds that are up for re-election. Such a result would be the worst local election performance
results in 2025 and 2026, wipe-out in Wales. Starmer has seemed like a loser to many in his own party. It is not even two years since his massive win at the general election
results very hard to predict. At least one of Welsh Labour’s anticipated election woes is directly of the party’s making. In 2022, the special purpose committee on Senedd reform laid out several more
results. Reform leader **Nigel Farage** declared he had ushered in **“a truly historic shift in British politics”.** The **Liberal Democrats** and **Green party** also made gains at the expense of Labour, with Greens leader **Zack
party. There has been frequent speculation about a leadership contest after what are expected to be brutal local and devolved elections for Labour next month. However, in recent weeks, Labour MPs appeared to have stepped
2026 in London, May 16. [Jaimi Joy/Reuters] ## ‘He who wields the knife never wears the crown’ The differences in institutional culture and rules for a leadership challenge between the Conservatives and Labour provide part
2026 Holyrood election suggests the SNP will fall just short of the 65 seats needed for a majority in the 129-member Scottish parliament, probably needing a coalition with the independence-backing Scottish Greens. Labour
2026 and 2030 if no changes are made. Burnham is seeking a return to Westminster by contesting the by-election in the Greater Manchester constituency. He is widely expected to challenge Prime Minister Sir Keir
2026 where voters are choosing a new lawmaker with Andy Burnham of the Labour Party as the leading contender. **Jon Super/AP** Jon Super/AP LONDON — Labour's Andy Burnham, the current mayor of Greater Manchester
Labour figure says, "how many times can you press the reset button before people realise it's not connected to anything?" Don't forget, too, the other parties who are trying to hold and take
Labour MPs make a challenge [to his premiership] happen,” he noted. “Recovery becomes ever less likely for the prime minister with each defeat and setback.”  Election staff count
Labour contemplates a challenging set of local elections in England and the election to the Scottish Parliament. On Thursday night Plaid said it was "proud of the positive and disciplined campaign we have taken
party once considered safe. Oxford could offer an early sign of how fragmented progressive and anti-Tory voters have become, with Labour, the Greens and [Liberal Democrats](https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2026/apr/30/could-lib-dems-become-the-biggest-party-in-english-local-government) all competing for similar voters
result in a prime minister that is “significantly to the left of Keir Starmer, me or Wes Streeting”. He told Nick Ferrari on LBC: “I don’t think the response to Reform sweeping areas like
Labour, Liberal Democrats and the Green Party support the policy however, and in the past have accused Reform and the Conservatives of fuelling division. There's just over a week to go until the election
2026 election was therefore viewed both as a referendum on Banerjee’s weakening government and as a test of whether Indian elections still retained the institutional credibility they once enjoyed. The controversy centred
elections last May](https://www.theguardian.com/society/2025/may/05/no-10-reviewing-winter-fuel-payment-cut-after-labour-slump-in-local-elections), when the party lost two-thirds of the council seats it was defending. A year on, Labour MPs said, it was still being brought up on the doorstep during
Party (DUP) politician said. "I don't believe that [the current amount pledged] is sufficient and that is why I am looking for additional money from the executive. "We are bringing forward a plan that