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After a campaign dominated by Partygate, the Tories lost strongholds of Wandsworth and Westminster - which they have held since 1978 and 1964 respectively.

What does the loss of Westminster, Wandsworth and Barnet councils mean for Boris Johnson's leadership?

Conservatives down 122 seats with just over half the results for England declared, and Labour up 35

The prime minister said he was determined to "take the country forward" by focusing on voters priorities.

Britain’s governing Conservatives suffered local election losses in their few London strongholds, according to results announced Friday that will pile more pressure on Prime Minister Boris Johnson amid ethics scandals and a worsening economic picture. Voting held Thursday for thousands of seats on more than 200 local councils decided who will oversee garbage collection and…

Tory chiefs say fury over 'partygate' and the cost-of-living crisis turned voters against them

The PM said he would not be deflected as Labour and the Liberal Democrats make gains at the Conservatives’ expense.

Boris Johnson has admitted the Tories endured a “tough night” after suffering a string of losses in council elections but insisted he would not be deflected from his economic agenda.

The PM said he would not be deflected as Labour and the Liberal Democrats make gains at the Conservatives’ expense.

The PM said he would not be deflected as Labour and the Liberal Democrats make gains at the Conservatives’ expense.