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Tories booted, and the long-suffering crowd goes wild

It was more a Tory collapse than a Labour triumph, but I'll take that

Newcastle Herald

We almost went on hunt for Reform ghost candidate with viral Scottish comedian

MANY people, when describing what they love about their job, explain that “every day is different”.

The National (Scotland)

Young people led surge for smaller parties but no Reform ‘youthquake’, says UK election survey

One of the defining features of contemporary electoral politics in Britain is the age divide. Young people are far more likely to support Labour, and older people to support the Conservatives. This divide is still apparent following the 2024 election – but it hides the complexity of how young people…

The Conversation

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Election 2024 polls were wide of the mark on Labour’s margin of victory – this is what may have happened

The 2024 UK election campaign was dominated by discussion of the polls, from start to finish. This was partially because of the sheer volume of polls being published. We had more MRP (multi-level regression post-stratification) polls than ever before, many giving quite different pictures of the size of Labour’s lead.

The Conversation

Relax, Starmergeddon hasn’t happened. The grownups are in charge

We can now feel free to get on with our lives without worrying what the halfwits in Westminster might do next

The Guardian - UK

A fight for the soul of the Tory party is inevitable. Rishi Sunak staying on may make it worse

Without a timetable for the leadership race, the current uneasy truce might hold for a while, says Katy Balls, the Spectator’s political editor

The Guardian - UK

The Crunch: UK election graphics galore and why Australian houses are so cold in winter

This special edition of The Crunch brings you all the UK election statistics, graphs and our beloved cartograms

The Guardian - AU

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In Common: Are young people disillusioned, or hopeful, about politics?

It’s been a strange campaign and election, to say the least.

The National (Scotland)

Nigel Farage stirs tensions in Reform UK as he ousts deputies

Co-deputy Ben Habib ‘concerned about party control’ as Farage replaces him with MP Richard Tice

The Guardian - UK

What are the rules of speaking in Parliament and will Nigel Farage to be on his best behaviour?

There are strict rules on how one must act whilst inside the House of Commons

Evening Standard

Reform on brink of major resignation as Nigel Farage ousts deputy leader

A KEY Reform Party figure has said he may quit after being ousted as deputy leader – putting the party on the brink of a major resignation less…

The National (Scotland)

Tories at war: Andy Street warns against 'ideological zealots' in party bent on fighting Nigel Farage’s Reform

The former Mayor of the West Midlands spoke out as Suella Braverman clashed publicly with Kemi Badenoch

Evening Standard

'I do exist': Glasgow 'ghost' Reform candidate tracked down more than 200 miles away

THE Reform UK candidate for Glasgow North has been found after concerns were raised about whether they existed.

The National (Scotland)

Will Nigel Farage behave in Commons after record as a ‘ranting’ MEP?

Reform leader made reputation in 2010 speech calling former Belgian PM Herman Van Rompuy a ‘damp rag’

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It was a landslide election but this much is clear: neither Labour nor the Tories stand on solid ground

We know Starmer is in No 10, the Tories in disarray but what lies beneath should worry the entire political class, says Guardian columnist Aditya Chakrabortty

The Guardian - UK

Braverman hits back at Badenoch over ‘public breakdown’ comments

Ex-home secretary blames leadership rival and rest of the cabinet for letting Sunak take the party to electoral disaster

Evening Standard

Nigel Farage meets Sir Lindsay Hoyle as Commons Speaker says he's working with police to protect MPs

A milkshake was thrown over the Reform leader during the election campaign

The Guardian - UK

UK politics: Badenoch confirms she did criticise Sunak over election at shadow cabinet – as it happened

Tory leadership contender says views of ‘activists, members and friends who lost seats after giving everything to campaign’ matter

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The Guardian - UK

Making Britain’s voting system fairer won’t enable parties like Reform – it’s the only way to challenge them

Bringing in proportional representation is the best way of defending and rebuilding the legitimacy of our democracy, says Guardian columnist Zoe Williams

The Guardian - UK

Keir Starmer has a plan to turn the populist tide – and Britain’s allies pray it works

The prime minister is welcome at Nato’s summit in Washington as a rare example of a leader who has won from the centre, says Guardian columnist Rafael Behr

The National (Scotland)

I tried to find Reform UK 'ghost candidates' in Glasgow – here's what happened

THE first stop in my hunt for Reform UK’s so-called “ghost candidates” in Glasgow was the office of David Stark.

The National (Scotland)

WATCH: Tracking down the Reform UK ghost candidates in Glasgow

Today, I went on a hunt to track down the Reform UK ghost candidates in Glasgow ...

The National (Scotland)

Reform UK election agent 'has never met' Glasgow ghost candidates

A REFORM UK election agent has admitted that he has “never met” a number of the candidates who ran for the party in Glasgow ...

The Guardian - UK

Up with the lark, but not by choice

Brief letters: Early risers | Genetic chronotypes | Reform candidates | Rudderless Tories | Constituency wallchart

The Guardian - UK

Politicians being nice to each other won’t rescue our democracy – but civility empowers us all

The exchange between Carla Denyer and Thangam Debbonaire set just the right example, says the political journalist Anne Perkins

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