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Labour accused of using fake tactical voting organisation

Labour accused of using fake tactical voting organisation

A new controversy has emerged out of the Gorton and Denton by-election
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Fractured British Left on campus: Interviews with Manchester Labour Students and Manchester Student Left

Fractured British Left on campus: Interviews with Manchester Labour Students and Manchester Student Left

To gain a better understanding of national politics impact on campus politics, we sat down with committee members from Manchester Labour Students and Manchester Students Left.
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Is Reform’s honeymoon period over?

Is Reform’s honeymoon period over?

After a year and a half of political ascendency, Reform are showing signs of stumbling. 
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Runcorn by-election: warning bells ring for Labour

Runcorn by-election: warning bells ring for Labour

By-election win for Reform places more pressure on Keir Starmer and the Labour Party
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Reform UK: A new force in Welsh politics

Reform UK: A new force in Welsh politics

Reform UK are hot on the tails of Plaid Cymru ahead of the 2026 Senedd election
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The UK 2024 Election: Tory defeat, ‘Labour landslide’, and the surge of populism

The UK 2024 Election: Tory defeat, ‘Labour landslide’, and the surge of populism

After a ground-breaking July General Election; the dust has settled – let’s break down what happened
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Zamzam Ibrahim elected NUS President amid groundbreaking reforms at conference

Zamzam Ibrahim elected NUS President amid groundbreaking reforms at conference

Ibrahim becomes the NUS’s third successive female BAME President, as she is elected on a platform of holding a National Student Strike
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A decentralised NHS would be better for all

Ryan Khurana argues for the advantages of a completely decentralised NHS where local areas would be free to target healthcare provision directly to their needs
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Outrage at Higher Education shakeup proposals

Students and the higher education sector have expressed concern after the government revealed a green paper, which suggests deep and wide ranging changes to the higher education sector
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Society under siege

Reforms to healthcare, education and the welfare state are an attack on the fabric of our society, writes Joe Earle
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Nick Clegg is right – we need a new look House of Lords

Reform is essential if we are to restore the legitimacy of the upper chamber, Paul Adair explains
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