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Three times the average february rainfall. The general situation as we head into the start of march is it will stay unsettled, so wet and windy again at times but what you will notice is how much colder it will notice is how much colder it will feel for the rest of the week. Frosty nights and some of that rain will turn to snow, particularly above 200 metres and tomorrow that will include the Higher Ground of northern ireland, the mountains of wales, some of that could move to the Southern Uplan...

The Workers Party candidate believes he has won the Rochdale by-election 'comfortably' as the vote-counting continues.

Keir Starmer voiced regret as George Galloway emerged victorious in the normally-safe seat after one of the most divisive and chaotic contests in recent history.

Results for the by-election are not due until the early hours of Friday morning

The list of eleven candidates for the Rochdale by-election includes two former MPs and two candidates dropped by their parties

Alleged death threats, internal party spats and candidates wearing stab-proof vests when canvassing is just some of what has taken place during campaigns.

Local voters have been choosing a new MP to replace the late Sir Tony Lloyd following the death of the veteran Labour politician at the age of 73 last month.

Polling stations will open at 7am tomorrow morning (Thursday 29 February) for residents in the Rochdale constituency to...

Once a Labour safe-seat, Rochdale is facing a chaotic byelection this week where the party isn’t represented at all, writes Zoe Grunewald