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Elections 2023 results
England council results
37 of 230 councils. Counting under way.
- Labour 345 councillors 49 councillors gained
- Conservative 140 councillors 71 councillors lost
- Liberal Democrat 119 councillors 20 councillors gained
- Independents 47 councillors 5 councillors lost
- Green 22 councillors 11 councillors gained
- Residents' Association 7 councillors 1 councillor gained
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Results coming in after England local elections
Around a quarter of the 230 councils where voters went to the polls are expected to declare overnight.
Results coming in after England local elections
Around a quarter of the 230 councils where voters went to the polls are expected to declare overnight.
Polls close in local elections in England
The counting of votes is beginning across England after the biggest set of local polls since 2019.
What it's like inside Russia 14 months after invasion
At first glance things may seem normal, but with a closer look Moscow's narrative of the war is prominent.
Buckingham Palace balcony guessing game goes on
After the Coronation service, who will be invited to appear on the palace balcony?
‘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.
Student who laundered £85,000 for crime lord jailed
Xiaotong Huang used money to pay her University of Stirling student fees and to buy luxury items.
Ecstatic fans take over Naples after football win
Fireworks and flares were set off across the city after Napoli’s first Serie A title in 33 years.
Trump mistook rape accuser for ex-wife, trial told
The ex-president appears to mistake E Jean Carroll for Marla Maples in a deposition played in court.
Liverpool hotel rooms not booked up for Eurovision
Most hotel rooms were snapped up but there is speculation a train strike has led to cancellations.
World not ready for next pandemic, says Bupa boss
Iñaki Ereño says any future pandemic cannot result in the interruption of routine healthcare.
Early years sector joins call for Ofsted changes
Inspections are increasingly seen as "something to dread", the Early Years Alliance charity says.
Big Tech bosses told to protect public from AI risks
The White House told executives that they have a "moral" duty to make sure their products are safe.
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Results coming in after England local elections
Around a quarter of the 230 councils where voters went to the polls are expected to declare overnight.
Results coming in after England local elections
Around a quarter of the 230 councils where voters went to the polls are expected to declare overnight.
Polls close in local elections in England
The counting of votes is beginning across England after the biggest set of local polls since 2019.
What it's like inside Russia 14 months after invasion
At first glance things may seem normal, but with a closer look Moscow's narrative of the war is prominent.
Buckingham Palace balcony guessing game goes on
After the Coronation service, who will be invited to appear on the palace balcony?
‘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.
Student who laundered £85,000 for crime lord jailed
Xiaotong Huang used money to pay her University of Stirling student fees and to buy luxury items.
Ecstatic fans take over Naples after football win
Fireworks and flares were set off across the city after Napoli’s first Serie A title in 33 years.
Trump mistook rape accuser for ex-wife, trial told
The ex-president appears to mistake E Jean Carroll for Marla Maples in a deposition played in court.
Liverpool hotel rooms not booked up for Eurovision
Most hotel rooms were snapped up but there is speculation a train strike has led to cancellations.
World not ready for next pandemic, says Bupa boss
Iñaki Ereño says any future pandemic cannot result in the interruption of routine healthcare.
Early years sector joins call for Ofsted changes
Inspections are increasingly seen as "something to dread", the Early Years Alliance charity says.
Big Tech bosses told to protect public from AI risks
The White House told executives that they have a "moral" duty to make sure their products are safe.
Top Stories
Results coming in after England local elections
Around a quarter of the 230 councils where voters went to the polls are expected to declare overnight.
Results coming in after England local elections
Around a quarter of the 230 councils where voters went to the polls are expected to declare overnight.
Polls close in local elections in England
The counting of votes is beginning across England after the biggest set of local polls since 2019.
What it's like inside Russia 14 months after invasion
At first glance things may seem normal, but with a closer look Moscow's narrative of the war is prominent.
Buckingham Palace balcony guessing game goes on
After the Coronation service, who will be invited to appear on the palace balcony?
‘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.
Student who laundered £85,000 for crime lord jailed
Xiaotong Huang used money to pay her University of Stirling student fees and to buy luxury items.
Ecstatic fans take over Naples after football win
Fireworks and flares were set off across the city after Napoli’s first Serie A title in 33 years.
Trump mistook rape accuser for ex-wife, trial told
The ex-president appears to mistake E Jean Carroll for Marla Maples in a deposition played in court.
Liverpool hotel rooms not booked up for Eurovision
Most hotel rooms were snapped up but there is speculation a train strike has led to cancellations.
World not ready for next pandemic, says Bupa boss
Iñaki Ereño says any future pandemic cannot result in the interruption of routine healthcare.
Early years sector joins call for Ofsted changes
Inspections are increasingly seen as "something to dread", the Early Years Alliance charity says.
Big Tech bosses told to protect public from AI risks
The White House told executives that they have a "moral" duty to make sure their products are safe.
Top Stories
Results coming in after England local elections
Around a quarter of the 230 councils where voters went to the polls are expected to declare overnight.
Results coming in after England local elections
Around a quarter of the 230 councils where voters went to the polls are expected to declare overnight.
Polls close in local elections in England
The counting of votes is beginning across England after the biggest set of local polls since 2019.
What it's like inside Russia 14 months after invasion
At first glance things may seem normal, but with a closer look Moscow's narrative of the war is prominent.
Buckingham Palace balcony guessing game goes on
After the Coronation service, who will be invited to appear on the palace balcony?
‘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.
Student who laundered £85,000 for crime lord jailed
Xiaotong Huang used money to pay her University of Stirling student fees and to buy luxury items.
Ecstatic fans take over Naples after football win
Fireworks and flares were set off across the city after Napoli’s first Serie A title in 33 years.
Trump mistook rape accuser for ex-wife, trial told
The ex-president appears to mistake E Jean Carroll for Marla Maples in a deposition played in court.
Liverpool hotel rooms not booked up for Eurovision
Most hotel rooms were snapped up but there is speculation a train strike has led to cancellations.
World not ready for next pandemic, says Bupa boss
Iñaki Ereño says any future pandemic cannot result in the interruption of routine healthcare.
Early years sector joins call for Ofsted changes
Inspections are increasingly seen as "something to dread", the Early Years Alliance charity says.
Big Tech bosses told to protect public from AI risks
The White House told executives that they have a "moral" duty to make sure their products are safe.
Top Stories
Results coming in after England local elections
Around a quarter of the 230 councils where voters went to the polls are expected to declare overnight.
Results coming in after England local elections
Around a quarter of the 230 councils where voters went to the polls are expected to declare overnight.
Polls close in local elections in England
The counting of votes is beginning across England after the biggest set of local polls since 2019.
What it's like inside Russia 14 months after invasion
At first glance things may seem normal, but with a closer look Moscow's narrative of the war is prominent.
Buckingham Palace balcony guessing game goes on
After the Coronation service, who will be invited to appear on the palace balcony?
‘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.
Student who laundered £85,000 for crime lord jailed
Xiaotong Huang used money to pay her University of Stirling student fees and to buy luxury items.
Ecstatic fans take over Naples after football win
Fireworks and flares were set off across the city after Napoli’s first Serie A title in 33 years.
Trump mistook rape accuser for ex-wife, trial told
The ex-president appears to mistake E Jean Carroll for Marla Maples in a deposition played in court.
Liverpool hotel rooms not booked up for Eurovision
Most hotel rooms were snapped up but there is speculation a train strike has led to cancellations.
World not ready for next pandemic, says Bupa boss
Iñaki Ereño says any future pandemic cannot result in the interruption of routine healthcare.
Early years sector joins call for Ofsted changes
Inspections are increasingly seen as "something to dread", the Early Years Alliance charity says.
Big Tech bosses told to protect public from AI risks
The White House told executives that they have a "moral" duty to make sure their products are safe.
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