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Elections 2023 results
England council results
72 of 230 councils. Counting under way.
- Labour 755 councillors 143 councillors gained
- Conservative 503 councillors 258 councillors lost
- Liberal Democrat 373 councillors 63 councillors gained
- Independents 238 councillors 22 councillors gained
- Green 70 councillors 37 councillors gained
- Residents' Association 14 councillors 1 councillor lost
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Tory losses disappointing, PM says, as local election results come in
The party has lost control of councils including Medway, Tamworth and Brentwood - but most results are still to come.
Tory losses disappointing, PM says, as local election results come in
The party has lost control of councils including Medway, Tamworth and Brentwood - but most results are still to come.
Early wins for Labour and Lib Dems in key councils
There's concern among Conservatives at the party's losses, with further results to come in the afternoon.
Voters express anger at ID rule changes
Some would-be voters complain about being turned away from polling stations as new rules applied.
Idea of paying homage abhorrent to King - Dimbleby
For the first time at a coronation, the public are being invited to swear allegiance to the monarch.
King reminds railway passengers to 'mind the gap'
The King and Camilla, Queen Consort have recorded a safety message for rail and Tube passengers.
Man arrested after second mass shooting in Serbia
At least eight people are killed and several more injured in villages south of Belgrade.
What it's like inside Russia 14 months after invasion
At first glance things may seem normal - until you look closer, says the BBC's Steve Rosenberg.
Wagner boss says he will pull troops out of Bakhmut
His statement came after he posted a video among dead fighters, asking Russia for more ammunition.
Man charged with woman's murder in Brixton
Mohamed Nur is charged with the murder of Johanita Dogbey and knife attacks on three other people.
Phone firms row over customers overpaying
Virgin Media O2 says rivals are "swindling" customers by charging for phones that have been paid for.
Police officers ordered to shave off beards
The force said it was necessary so officers and staff could wear protective FFP3 masks.
Fight after Russian snatches Ukrainian MP's flag
Russian Valery Stavitsky grabbed the banner after it was held up behind his colleague by a Ukrainian MP.
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Tory losses disappointing, PM says, as local election results come in
The party has lost control of councils including Medway, Tamworth and Brentwood - but most results are still to come.
Tory losses disappointing, PM says, as local election results come in
The party has lost control of councils including Medway, Tamworth and Brentwood - but most results are still to come.
Early wins for Labour and Lib Dems in key councils
There's concern among Conservatives at the party's losses, with further results to come in the afternoon.
Voters express anger at ID rule changes
Some would-be voters complain about being turned away from polling stations as new rules applied.
Idea of paying homage abhorrent to King - Dimbleby
For the first time at a coronation, the public are being invited to swear allegiance to the monarch.
King reminds railway passengers to 'mind the gap'
The King and Camilla, Queen Consort have recorded a safety message for rail and Tube passengers.
Man arrested after second mass shooting in Serbia
At least eight people are killed and several more injured in villages south of Belgrade.
What it's like inside Russia 14 months after invasion
At first glance things may seem normal - until you look closer, says the BBC's Steve Rosenberg.
Wagner boss says he will pull troops out of Bakhmut
His statement came after he posted a video among dead fighters, asking Russia for more ammunition.
Man charged with woman's murder in Brixton
Mohamed Nur is charged with the murder of Johanita Dogbey and knife attacks on three other people.
Phone firms row over customers overpaying
Virgin Media O2 says rivals are "swindling" customers by charging for phones that have been paid for.
Police officers ordered to shave off beards
The force said it was necessary so officers and staff could wear protective FFP3 masks.
Fight after Russian snatches Ukrainian MP's flag
Russian Valery Stavitsky grabbed the banner after it was held up behind his colleague by a Ukrainian MP.
Top Stories
Tory losses disappointing, PM says, as local election results come in
The party has lost control of councils including Medway, Tamworth and Brentwood - but most results are still to come.
Tory losses disappointing, PM says, as local election results come in
The party has lost control of councils including Medway, Tamworth and Brentwood - but most results are still to come.
Early wins for Labour and Lib Dems in key councils
There's concern among Conservatives at the party's losses, with further results to come in the afternoon.
Pre-school vaccine uptake in 'steady decline'
Around 15,000 children are not fully immunised against measles, mumps and rubella, a report finds.
Voters express anger at ID rule changes
Some would-be voters complain about being turned away from polling stations as new rules applied.
'I want to be a role model for other deaf people'
The Deaf Arts Festival will tour Northern Ireland after premiering in Belfast this weekend.
Idea of paying homage abhorrent to King - Dimbleby
For the first time at a coronation, the public are being invited to swear allegiance to the monarch.
The green fingers behind the Coronation's flowers
Shane Connolly's cut flower philosophy chimes perfectly with King Charles' eco credentials.
Coronation in 1953 'was a kaleidoscope of events'
A Limavady man recalls the procession of 1953 and a Rathfriland man shares his royal memorabilia.
King reminds railway passengers to 'mind the gap'
The King and Camilla, Queen Consort have recorded a safety message for rail and Tube passengers.
Man arrested after second mass shooting in Serbia
At least eight people are killed and several more injured in villages south of Belgrade.
What it's like inside Russia 14 months after invasion
At first glance things may seem normal - until you look closer, says the BBC's Steve Rosenberg.
Wagner boss says he will pull troops out of Bakhmut
His statement came after he posted a video among dead fighters, asking Russia for more ammunition.
Man charged with woman's murder in Brixton
Mohamed Nur is charged with the murder of Johanita Dogbey and knife attacks on three other people.
Phone firms row over customers overpaying
Virgin Media O2 says rivals are "swindling" customers by charging for phones that have been paid for.
Top Stories
Tory losses disappointing, PM says, as local election results come in
The party has lost control of councils including Medway, Tamworth and Brentwood - but most results are still to come.
Tory losses disappointing, PM says, as local election results come in
The party has lost control of councils including Medway, Tamworth and Brentwood - but most results are still to come.
Early wins for Labour and Lib Dems in key councils
There's concern among Conservatives at the party's losses, with further results to come in the afternoon.
Voters express anger at ID rule changes
Some would-be voters complain about being turned away from polling stations as new rules applied.
Idea of paying homage abhorrent to King - Dimbleby
For the first time at a coronation, the public are being invited to swear allegiance to the monarch.
Police officers ordered to shave off beards
The force said it was necessary so officers and staff could wear protective FFP3 masks.
King reminds railway passengers to 'mind the gap'
The King and Camilla, Queen Consort have recorded a safety message for rail and Tube passengers.
Man arrested after second mass shooting in Serbia
At least eight people are killed and several more injured in villages south of Belgrade.
Construction begins at Highland spaceport site
Forres-based Orbex has proposed launching up to 12 rockets a year from Sutherland Spaceport.
What it's like inside Russia 14 months after invasion
At first glance things may seem normal - until you look closer, says the BBC's Steve Rosenberg.
Wagner boss says he will pull troops out of Bakhmut
His statement came after he posted a video among dead fighters, asking Russia for more ammunition.
Man charged with woman's murder in Brixton
Mohamed Nur is charged with the murder of Johanita Dogbey and knife attacks on three other people.
Phone firms row over customers overpaying
Virgin Media O2 says rivals are "swindling" customers by charging for phones that have been paid for.
Top Stories
Tory losses disappointing, PM says, as local election results come in
The party has lost control of councils including Medway, Tamworth and Brentwood - but most results are still to come.
Tory losses disappointing, PM says, as local election results come in
The party has lost control of councils including Medway, Tamworth and Brentwood - but most results are still to come.
Early wins for Labour and Lib Dems in key councils
There's concern among Conservatives at the party's losses, with further results to come in the afternoon.
Parents face fight over support for their children
One mum says she is "flabbergasted" about the help offered for her deaf four-year-old daughter.
Voters express anger at ID rule changes
Some would-be voters complain about being turned away from polling stations as new rules applied.
Ed Sheeran co-writer's relief at copyright victory
Songwriter Amy Wadge from Rhondda Cynon Taf says she "just stopped crying" over win.
Idea of paying homage abhorrent to King - Dimbleby
For the first time at a coronation, the public are being invited to swear allegiance to the monarch.
King reminds railway passengers to 'mind the gap'
The King and Camilla, Queen Consort have recorded a safety message for rail and Tube passengers.
Man arrested after second mass shooting in Serbia
At least eight people are killed and several more injured in villages south of Belgrade.
Meet the 800kg horse starring at King's coronation
Major Apollo is a ceremonial drum horse and will lead 200 other horses on the procession.
What it's like inside Russia 14 months after invasion
At first glance things may seem normal - until you look closer, says the BBC's Steve Rosenberg.
Wagner boss says he will pull troops out of Bakhmut
His statement came after he posted a video among dead fighters, asking Russia for more ammunition.
Man charged with woman's murder in Brixton
Mohamed Nur is charged with the murder of Johanita Dogbey and knife attacks on three other people.
Phone firms row over customers overpaying
Virgin Media O2 says rivals are "swindling" customers by charging for phones that have been paid for.
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