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We welcome scrutiny, Reform UK says after major election gains

Reform UK has said it will "welcome scrutiny" of its elected representatives, after the party made major gains in polls across England, Scotland and Wales.

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Labour losses pile up in England local elections as Reform UK makes gains

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Elections 2026: Experts react to the Reform surge and Labour losses

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Keir Starmer won't go after mass losses in British local elections

The British Prime Minister has vowed to remain in office and “deliver change” after his Labour Party suffered mass losses in British local elections.

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Keir Starmer resists calls to quit after Labour suffers colossal election defeat

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Australian-born Catherine West signals intent to challenge Keir Starmer for UK Labour leadership

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Catherine West gives Sir Keir Starmer one day to quit or face leadership challenge

At least 37 Labour backbenchers have publicly called for Sir Keir to resign in the wake of the seismic results which saw Wales reject Labour for the first time in a century, coupled with deep and hist...

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UK lawmaker threatens to challenge Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer for leadership if he doesn't step down

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‘Very tough’: UK PM Starmer vows to fight on after far right sweeps local elections

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Reform election gains show historic shift in British politics, says Farage

Labour and the Conservatives suffer losses at the expense of Reform across England.

How Reform UK would perform in general election if barnstorming council results were repeated is revealed

REFORM UK would be just three seats short of a majority in Parliament if local election results were repeated in a general election, analysis suggests. Nigel Farage’s party would hoover up 323

‘A Historic Shift’: Farage Celebrates Strong Performance in U.K. Local Elections

In early results from a set of local elections on Thursday, Mr. Farage and his party have emerged victorious in more than 400 council seats across England. The wins have come at the expense of Prime Minister Keir Starmer’s Labour Party and the Conservatives, the parties who have led the country for decades.