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Elections 2023 results
England council results
98 of 230 councils. Counting under way.
- Labour 1,048 councillors 194 councillors gained
- Conservative 719 councillors 325 councillors lost
- Liberal Democrat 510 councillors 86 councillors gained
- Independents 278 councillors 2 councillors lost
- Green 116 councillors 56 councillors gained
- Residents' Association 17 councillors 2 councillors lost
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Tory losses mount as key battleground results come in
The Conservatives have lost control of a dozen councils so far, as results from local elections in England are announced.
Tory losses mount as key battleground results come in
The Conservatives have lost control of a dozen councils so far, as results from local elections in England are announced.
Nick Eardley: Tory MPs are getting worried
Losing more than 1,000 council seats would be an extremely bad result, the BBC's chief political correspondent explains.
Labour and Lib Dems take seats from Tories
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.
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 arrested after second mass shooting in Serbia
At least eight people are killed and several more injured in villages south of Belgrade.
Baby boy's death was unexpected shock - Lucy Letby
The nurse is accused of murdering seven babies and attempting to kill 10 others at a hospital.
Banks warn of big increase in online scams
Barclays said 77% of scams are now happening on social media, online marketplaces and dating apps.
Driver who steered into crowd jailed for murder
Rebecca Steer was fatally hurt by Stephen McHugh as he drove at people "like they were skittles".
Kids' TV show Bluey edited over fat-shaming claims
An episode from the popular children's show included Bluey's parents complaining about their weight.
Top Stories
Tory losses mount as key battleground results come in
The Conservatives have lost control of a dozen councils so far, as results from local elections in England are announced.
Tory losses mount as key battleground results come in
The Conservatives have lost control of a dozen councils so far, as results from local elections in England are announced.
Nick Eardley: Tory MPs are getting worried
Losing more than 1,000 council seats would be an extremely bad result, the BBC's chief political correspondent explains.
Labour and Lib Dems take seats from Tories
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.
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 arrested after second mass shooting in Serbia
At least eight people are killed and several more injured in villages south of Belgrade.
Baby boy's death was unexpected shock - Lucy Letby
The nurse is accused of murdering seven babies and attempting to kill 10 others at a hospital.
Banks warn of big increase in online scams
Barclays said 77% of scams are now happening on social media, online marketplaces and dating apps.
Driver who steered into crowd jailed for murder
Rebecca Steer was fatally hurt by Stephen McHugh as he drove at people "like they were skittles".
Kids' TV show Bluey edited over fat-shaming claims
An episode from the popular children's show included Bluey's parents complaining about their weight.
Top Stories
Tory losses mount as key battleground results come in
The Conservatives have lost control of a dozen councils so far, as results from local elections in England are announced.
Tory losses mount as key battleground results come in
The Conservatives have lost control of a dozen councils so far, as results from local elections in England are announced.
Nick Eardley: Tory MPs are getting worried
Losing more than 1,000 council seats would be an extremely bad result, the BBC's chief political correspondent explains.
Pre-school vaccine uptake in 'steady decline'
Around 15,000 children are not fully immunised against measles, mumps and rubella, a report finds.
Labour and Lib Dems take seats from Tories
There's concern among Conservatives at the party's losses, with further results to come in the afternoon.
'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.
Voters express anger at ID rule changes
Some would-be voters complain about being turned away from polling stations as new rules applied.
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, William and Kate greet well-wishers ahead of Coronation
Charles will later welcome international dignitaries to Buckingham Palace ahead of the big day on Saturday.
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.
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 arrested after second mass shooting in Serbia
At least eight people are killed and several more injured in villages south of Belgrade.
Baby boy's death was unexpected shock - Lucy Letby
The nurse is accused of murdering seven babies and attempting to kill 10 others at a hospital.
Top Stories
Tory losses mount as key battleground results come in
The Conservatives have lost control of a dozen councils so far, as results from local elections in England are announced.
Tory losses mount as key battleground results come in
The Conservatives have lost control of a dozen councils so far, as results from local elections in England are announced.
Nick Eardley: Tory MPs are getting worried
Losing more than 1,000 council seats would be an extremely bad result, the BBC's chief political correspondent explains.
Labour and Lib Dems take seats from Tories
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.
Police officers ordered to shave off beards
The force said it was necessary so officers and staff could wear protective FFP3 masks.
King, William and Kate greet well-wishers ahead of Coronation
Charles will later welcome international dignitaries to Buckingham Palace ahead of the big day on Saturday.
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.
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 arrested after second mass shooting in Serbia
At least eight people are killed and several more injured in villages south of Belgrade.
Baby boy's death was unexpected shock - Lucy Letby
The nurse is accused of murdering seven babies and attempting to kill 10 others at a hospital.
Top Stories
Tory losses mount as key battleground results come in
The Conservatives have lost control of a dozen councils so far, as results from local elections in England are announced.
Tory losses mount as key battleground results come in
The Conservatives have lost control of a dozen councils so far, as results from local elections in England are announced.
Nick Eardley: Tory MPs are getting worried
Losing more than 1,000 council seats would be an extremely bad result, the BBC's chief political correspondent explains.
Man charged with murdering delivery driver
Christopher Elgafari is charged with the murder of Mark Lang and will appear in court later.
Labour and Lib Dems take seats from Tories
There's concern among Conservatives at the party's losses, with further results to come in the afternoon.
Ed Sheeran co-writer's relief at copyright victory
Songwriter Amy Wadge from Rhondda Cynon Taf says she "just stopped crying" over win.
Voters express anger at ID rule changes
Some would-be voters complain about being turned away from polling stations as new rules applied.
King, William and Kate greet well-wishers ahead of Coronation
Charles will later welcome international dignitaries to Buckingham Palace ahead of the big day on Saturday.
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.
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 arrested after second mass shooting in Serbia
At least eight people are killed and several more injured in villages south of Belgrade.
Baby boy's death was unexpected shock - Lucy Letby
The nurse is accused of murdering seven babies and attempting to kill 10 others at a hospital.
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