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    Labour's London stronghold has finally broken. But what does that mean for the city and the next general election, asks John Dickie.

    Crowd gathers in London for Unite the Kingdom rally, holding banners and flags, advocating for national unity and solidarity.
  • UK borrowing costs storm past five per cent after Starmer warns of ‘chaos’ if ousted

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    UK government borrowing costs have stormed higher following an attempt from Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer to shore up support after a disastrous local election result. The yield on 10-year gilts rose nearly 10 basis points to over five per cent for the second time in mere weeks. It comes after Starmer sought to defy [...]

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  • London local election results LIVE: Brown returns as Labour bruised in five-party split

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    Good morning and welcome back to the City AM liveblog.  Former Prime Minister Gordon Brown has returned to support Sir Keir Starmer’s premiership as a special envoy for global finance. The appointment was made after bruising election results across the country, particularly in Wales and Scotland where Labour lost control. Starmer resisted calls for his [...]

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  • London local elections 2026: Who will win in the borough of Tower Hamlets?

    May 6, 2026

    CLICK HERE to view all the latest London election results Tower Hamlets has become something of a controversial area in London with its own council difficulties and division over the proliferation of LTNs. Will Aspire retain the council or could the Greens persuade voters to back its national electoral drive? Tower Hamlets is where fractured [...]

  • London local elections 2026: Who will win in Southwark?

    May 6, 2026

    CLICK HERE to view all the latest London election results A divided borough may end up under no overall control, with Lib Dems faring well in the prosperous north, while social housing heartlands stick with Labour, which has struggled with local infighting and defections to the Greens. From the vantage point of the Shard, at [...]

  • London local elections 2026: Who will win in Richmond upon Thames?

    May 6, 2026

    Boasting the best quality of life in London, the Lib Dems are dominant and Ed Davey hopes to strengthen control of the borough. But a back-to-basics campaign from the Greens and high taxes are also on the agenda.  Richmond, a borough of leafy avenues, stunning nature and quaint pubs is as close to an ideal [...]

  • London local elections 2026: Who will win Redbridge?

    May 6, 2026

    A rise in support of Nigel Farage’s Reform will be tested in the north of a borough dominated elsewhere by Labour which faces its own fight from the left. Results will be closely watched by Wes Streeting, whose parliamentary constituency is on the patch.  Redbridge is a complex constituency. Labour is battling the Greens to [...]

  • London local elections 2026: Who will win in Newham?

    May 6, 2026

    What could have become the heartlands for Jeremy Corbyn’s Your Party may represent the shortcomings of the former Labour leader’s new venture, as well as the impact of travails of his old comrades in Westminster. Newham is Jeremy Corbyn’s worst nightmare. A fertile seat for progressive politics, almost all of its wards have been Labour-dominated [...]

  • London local elections 2026: Who will win in Merton?

    May 6, 2026

    The Lib Dems’ serve up a “Gail’s strategy” to try and ace the vote in Wimbledon’s borough, where calls for affordable homes are rallying support and a local resident’s group has won seats. In Merton, home of the Wimbledon Championships, the Liberal Democrats have their best chance of smashing an ace past the Labour incumbents.  [...]

  • London local elections 2026: Who will win in Lewisham?

    May 6, 2026

    After a Labour landslide last time around, the red wall to the south of the Thames could crack under a Green onslaught, with housing the key local issue in what has traditionally been a two-way battleground between Labour and the Conservatives. Lewisham Council offers a window into another world. The borough’s last local elections brought [...]

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