Conservatives are in deep, deep electoral trouble' says country's senior pollster
The Conservative party is in deep electoral trouble following their double by-election defeat.
The drop in support for the Conservatives in these by-elections is in line with their current drop in opinion polls.
Kingswood and Wellingborough results leave Tories 'with mountain to climb'
The Conservatives suffered two by-election defeats and two gains for Labour, indicating that they still have a long way to go to regain their standing.
The swings in the by-elections, particularly in Wellingborough, were significant and not a major surprise given the standing of the parties in the opinion polls.
Conservatives are in deep, deep electoral trouble' says country's senior pollster
The Conservative party is in deep electoral trouble following their double by-election defeat.
The drop in support for the Conservatives in these by-elections is in line with their current drop in opinion polls.
Kingswood and Wellingborough results leave Tories 'with mountain to climb'
The Conservatives suffered two by-election defeats and two gains for Labour, indicating that they still have a long way to go to regain their standing.
The swings in the by-elections, particularly in Wellingborough, were significant and not a major surprise given the standing of the parties in the opinion polls.
Mandelson warns Labour lead is artificial' and will shrink before election
Peter Mandelson warns that Labour's poll lead is artificial and is likely to shrink.
Mandelson suggests that if Labour fails to maintain its momentum, the Liberal Democrats may perform better than expected.
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The right-wing extremist AfD party in Germany is experiencing record highs in opinion polls.
The German Bundestag is debating how to handle the AfD, with some calling for a ban on the party.
John Rentoul answers your questions as Tory popularity plummets
Contradictory polling data and analysis of constituency boundaries are creating confusion about the current state of Tory popularity and Labour's chances of winning a majority in the upcoming election.
Different research sources provide varying estimates of the swing needed for Labour to win a majority, ranging from 12.7% to 5%. Current polls suggest a swing of 15%.