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Labour, who were second place in 2019, and it would be fair trouble. that is a fair comment, but one thing we should note is this might be the by election that marks the return of the liberal democrats as occasionally a successful party of midterm by election protests, particularfor midterm by election protests, particular for conservative voters and also labour malcontents. that is and also labour malcontents. that is a role that they lost when they join the coalition with the conservatives in 2010 and none of thereby election victory since then, thin though they have been, have been in place...

Downtown in distress: Portland’s core is unsafe and uninviting, residents say in new poll, threatening city’s recovery Updated 10:00 AM; Today 7:27 AM Residents describe downtown as “destroyed,” “trashed,” “riots” and “sad." Persistent vandalism, accumulating trash and homelessness have soured attitudes about Portland's economic, cultural and transportation hub.Dave Killen/The Oregonian Facebook Share Residents across the metro area say downtown Portland has become dirty, unsafe and uninviting and many anticipate visiting the city’s core less often after the pandemic tha...

By Reuters Staff 1 Min Read KYIV, March 11 (Reuters) - The European Broadcasting Union (EBU) on Thursday rejected the Belarusian entry for this year’s Eurovision Song Contest and said the country risked being disqualified if it did not change its entry or submit a new one. The Belarusian entry, by a band that has released songs mocking protests against President Alexander Lukashenko, has sparked a backlash from opposition figures and fuelled calls by a European Parliament lawmaker for Belarus to be suspended from the popular competition. (Reporting by Matthias Williams; Editing by Toby Chop...

By Reuters Staff (Adds quote, details, background) KYIV, March 11 (Reuters) - The European Broadcasting Union (EBU) on Thursday rejected the Belarusian entry for this year’s Eurovision Song Contest and said the country risked being disqualified if it did not change its entry or submit a new one. The Belarusian entry, by a band that has released songs mocking protests against President Alexander Lukashenko, has sparked a backlash from opposition figures and fuelled calls by a European Parliament lawmaker for Belarus to be suspended from the popular competition. “It was concluded that the s...