James Tapsfield is a journalist who writes for MailOnline and has also been featured in various publications such as Cigalah Group, SALTEN, Express Digest, New York Folk, and 247 News Around The World. His articles cover a range of topics including politics, current affairs, and breaking news stories.
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By: James Tapsfield
It has been impossible for weeks to find a Tory who thought they would win the Blackpool South by-election.
Rishi Sunak is hunkering down for a grim day as results continue to flow in, with experts warning the Conservatives are on track for their worst showing in 40 years.
As the declaration looms in the contest, Labour sources admitted that they were set to 'fall short' of ousting Tory incumbent Ben Houchen despite a 'significant swing'.
Polls ahead of the election yesterday suggested that Sadiq Khan was on track for a comfortable victory over Tory rival Susan Hall.
Despite a bright spot with the Tory Tees Valley mayor winning re-election, the bad news has kept rolling in for Rishi Sunak after a disastrous set of local votes.
Earlier today, the Prime Minister suffered the indignity of seeing of seeing a Labour mayor win in his own constituency as the party hemorrhaged councils and seats.
Votes are set to be counted in the capital with Labour on high alert for Tory candidate Susan Hall to pull off a shock upset.
By: James Tapsfield
Putting a brave face on grim results, Rishi Sunak admitted that voters are 'frustrated' but argued that Keir Starmer has not sealed the deal.
Votes are being counted in the capital after Labour insiders were spooked by rumours that Tory candidate Susan Hall could pull off a shock.
By: James Tapsfield
Andy Street has been defeated by Labour rival Richard Parker after an extraordinary struggle that saw a series of recounts.
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