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Labour has 'searching' to do after losing votes in areas with high Muslim population, Jess Phillips says - Vimarsana News

Labour has 'searching' to do after losing votes in areas with high Muslim population, Jess Phillips says

The Labour Party has some "searching" to do following its underperformance in areas with a high Muslim population, according to MP Jess Philli...

Vote counting under way in local elections across England and Wales - what to expect - Vimarsana News

Vote counting under way in local elections across England and Wales - what to expect

Follow the Politics Hub for all the latest updates as the results come in. A special programme hosted by Jonathan Samuels will begin at midnight, with more coverage over the weekend as results continue to come in.

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What does victory and defeat look like in the local elections for Conservatives and Labour? - Vimarsana News

What does victory and defeat look like in the local elections for Conservatives and Labour?

Election experts have calculated the National Equivalent Vote (NEV) share which projects the result of local council elections into a nationwide vote share to tell us if Labour is hitting the sort of vote share needed in a nationwide poll for general election victory.

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Sky News details UK elections coverage - Vimarsana News

Sky News details UK elections coverage

Voters across England and Wales will go to polls on May 2nd to elect councillors, metro mayors and police and crime commissioners in what will be the last big e

Rishi Sunak needs to learn voters aren't always governed by the logic of the computer - Vimarsana News

Rishi Sunak needs to learn voters aren't always governed by the logic of the computer

I've known Rishi Sunak slightly for almost a decade, having first met him after he penned a thoughtful, comprehensive, well-received report on Britain's minority communities, which I'd say is still the best of its kind.