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Elections 2023 results
England council results
0 of 230 councils. Counting under way.
- Conservative 0 councillors No change
- Labour 0 councillors No change
- Liberal Democrat 0 councillors No change
- Independents 0 councillors No change
- Green 0 councillors No change
- Residents' Association 0 councillors No change
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Counting due to start in England’s local elections
Millions of votes will now be tallied in the first big test of Prime Minister Rishi Sunak's electoral popularity.
Counting due to start in England’s local elections
Millions of votes will now be tallied in the first big test of Prime Minister Rishi Sunak's electoral popularity.
Polls close in local elections in England
The counting of votes is beginning across England after the biggest set of local polls since 2019.
US denies masterminding Moscow drone attack
Russia has accused Ukraine of carrying out the alleged attack on Wednesday with Washington's support.
‘I can keep the day job’ - Sheeran wins plagiarism case
The singer-songwriter had denied stealing parts of Marvin Gaye's Let's Get It On for his 2014 hit.
RMT union votes to continue strike action
RMT members back fresh rail strikes, meaning industrial action could continue until November
Prince William and Kate drop into a Soho pub
The Prince and Princess of Wales cause a stir by having a lunchtime drink in a historic London pub.
Ukraine shoots down own drone over central Kyiv
The air force says the drone went out of control and was destroyed to avoid "undesirable circumstances".
New York subway chokehold death sparks protests
Demonstrators are calling for justice for Jordan Neely, who died after being placed in a chokehold.
Napoli win Italian title for first time in 33 years
Napoli win their first Serie A title for 33 years as they draw with Udinese at Dacia Arena to spark jubilant celebrations back in Naples.
Four Proud Boys guilty in US Capitol riot case
Jurors reach verdicts in a long-running trial of members of the far-right group over Jan 6 riots.
Carrie Fisher family row eclipses Hollywood honour
The Star Wars actress's siblings were not invited to her Hollywood Walk of Fame ceremony.
Top US judge under fresh scrutiny over school fees
A report says a relative of Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas had tuition paid by a billionaire.
Sausage maker cuts vegan range as appetite drops
Heck says the public's appetite for meat-free sausages and burgers is "not really there yet".
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Counting due to start in England’s local elections
Millions of votes will now be tallied in the first big test of Prime Minister Rishi Sunak's electoral popularity.
Counting due to start in England’s local elections
Millions of votes will now be tallied in the first big test of Prime Minister Rishi Sunak's electoral popularity.
Polls close in local elections in England
The counting of votes is beginning across England after the biggest set of local polls since 2019.
US denies masterminding Moscow drone attack
Russia has accused Ukraine of carrying out the alleged attack on Wednesday with Washington's support.
‘I can keep the day job’ - Sheeran wins plagiarism case
The singer-songwriter had denied stealing parts of Marvin Gaye's Let's Get It On for his 2014 hit.
RMT union votes to continue strike action
RMT members back fresh rail strikes, meaning industrial action could continue until November
Prince William and Kate drop into a Soho pub
The Prince and Princess of Wales cause a stir by having a lunchtime drink in a historic London pub.
Ukraine shoots down own drone over central Kyiv
The air force says the drone went out of control and was destroyed to avoid "undesirable circumstances".
New York subway chokehold death sparks protests
Demonstrators are calling for justice for Jordan Neely, who died after being placed in a chokehold.
Napoli win Italian title for first time in 33 years
Napoli win their first Serie A title for 33 years as they draw with Udinese at Dacia Arena to spark jubilant celebrations back in Naples.
Four Proud Boys guilty in US Capitol riot case
Jurors reach verdicts in a long-running trial of members of the far-right group over Jan 6 riots.
Carrie Fisher family row eclipses Hollywood honour
The Star Wars actress's siblings were not invited to her Hollywood Walk of Fame ceremony.
Top US judge under fresh scrutiny over school fees
A report says a relative of Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas had tuition paid by a billionaire.
Sausage maker cuts vegan range as appetite drops
Heck says the public's appetite for meat-free sausages and burgers is "not really there yet".
Top Stories
Counting due to start in England’s local elections
Millions of votes will now be tallied in the first big test of Prime Minister Rishi Sunak's electoral popularity.
Counting due to start in England’s local elections
Millions of votes will now be tallied in the first big test of Prime Minister Rishi Sunak's electoral popularity.
Polls close in local elections in England
The counting of votes is beginning across England after the biggest set of local polls since 2019.
US denies masterminding Moscow drone attack
Russia has accused Ukraine of carrying out the alleged attack on Wednesday with Washington's support.
‘I can keep the day job’ - Sheeran wins plagiarism case
The singer-songwriter had denied stealing parts of Marvin Gaye's Let's Get It On for his 2014 hit.
RMT union votes to continue strike action
RMT members back fresh rail strikes, meaning industrial action could continue until November
Prince William and Kate drop into a Soho pub
The Prince and Princess of Wales cause a stir by having a lunchtime drink in a historic London pub.
Ukraine shoots down own drone over central Kyiv
The air force says the drone went out of control and was destroyed to avoid "undesirable circumstances".
New York subway chokehold death sparks protests
Demonstrators are calling for justice for Jordan Neely, who died after being placed in a chokehold.
Napoli win Italian title for first time in 33 years
Napoli win their first Serie A title for 33 years as they draw with Udinese at Dacia Arena to spark jubilant celebrations back in Naples.
Four Proud Boys guilty in US Capitol riot case
Jurors reach verdicts in a long-running trial of members of the far-right group over Jan 6 riots.
Carrie Fisher family row eclipses Hollywood honour
The Star Wars actress's siblings were not invited to her Hollywood Walk of Fame ceremony.
Top US judge under fresh scrutiny over school fees
A report says a relative of Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas had tuition paid by a billionaire.
Sausage maker cuts vegan range as appetite drops
Heck says the public's appetite for meat-free sausages and burgers is "not really there yet".
Top Stories
Counting due to start in England’s local elections
Millions of votes will now be tallied in the first big test of Prime Minister Rishi Sunak's electoral popularity.
Counting due to start in England’s local elections
Millions of votes will now be tallied in the first big test of Prime Minister Rishi Sunak's electoral popularity.
Polls close in local elections in England
The counting of votes is beginning across England after the biggest set of local polls since 2019.
US denies masterminding Moscow drone attack
Russia has accused Ukraine of carrying out the alleged attack on Wednesday with Washington's support.
‘I can keep the day job’ - Sheeran wins plagiarism case
The singer-songwriter had denied stealing parts of Marvin Gaye's Let's Get It On for his 2014 hit.
Ex-SNP media chief attacks 'grotesque' police probe
Murray Foote says he is willing to bet the ongoing investigation will not result in any charges.
RMT union votes to continue strike action
RMT members back fresh rail strikes, meaning industrial action could continue until November
Prince William and Kate drop into a Soho pub
The Prince and Princess of Wales cause a stir by having a lunchtime drink in a historic London pub.
Why are lawyers threatening to boycott rape trials?
The Scottish government is facing mounting opposition to its plans for judge-only rape trials.
Ukraine shoots down own drone over central Kyiv
The air force says the drone went out of control and was destroyed to avoid "undesirable circumstances".
New York subway chokehold death sparks protests
Demonstrators are calling for justice for Jordan Neely, who died after being placed in a chokehold.
Humpback whale washes up at nature reserve
Highland Council said the carcass was within a tidal zone and could be washed back out to sea.
Napoli win Italian title for first time in 33 years
Napoli win their first Serie A title for 33 years as they draw with Udinese at Dacia Arena to spark jubilant celebrations back in Naples.
Four Proud Boys guilty in US Capitol riot case
Jurors reach verdicts in a long-running trial of members of the far-right group over Jan 6 riots.
Top Stories
Counting due to start in England’s local elections
Millions of votes will now be tallied in the first big test of Prime Minister Rishi Sunak's electoral popularity.
Counting due to start in England’s local elections
Millions of votes will now be tallied in the first big test of Prime Minister Rishi Sunak's electoral popularity.
Man jailed for murdering former friend
Jamie Mitchell, 25, is sentenced to a minimum of 22 years after stabbing Steven Wilkinson to death.
Polls close in local elections in England
The counting of votes is beginning across England after the biggest set of local polls since 2019.
US denies masterminding Moscow drone attack
Russia has accused Ukraine of carrying out the alleged attack on Wednesday with Washington's support.
Dad who violently shook seven-week-old son jailed
The baby suffered life-changing brain damage and multiple fractures, a court hears.
‘I can keep the day job’ - Sheeran wins plagiarism case
The singer-songwriter had denied stealing parts of Marvin Gaye's Let's Get It On for his 2014 hit.
RMT union votes to continue strike action
RMT members back fresh rail strikes, meaning industrial action could continue until November
Prince William and Kate drop into a Soho pub
The Prince and Princess of Wales cause a stir by having a lunchtime drink in a historic London pub.
Independence stickers deface coronation postbox
The red, white and blue postbox is plastered in Welsh independence and republican stickers.
Ukraine shoots down own drone over central Kyiv
The air force says the drone went out of control and was destroyed to avoid "undesirable circumstances".
New York subway chokehold death sparks protests
Demonstrators are calling for justice for Jordan Neely, who died after being placed in a chokehold.
Napoli win Italian title for first time in 33 years
Napoli win their first Serie A title for 33 years as they draw with Udinese at Dacia Arena to spark jubilant celebrations back in Naples.
From sheep pen to palaces for coronation harpist
In Westminster Abbey, Alis Huws will join the Coronation Orchestra for Karl Jenkins's Tros y Garreg.
Four Proud Boys guilty in US Capitol riot case
Jurors reach verdicts in a long-running trial of members of the far-right group over Jan 6 riots.
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