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Crushing defeat in Welsh byelection triggers renewed outpouring of anger and concern within Labour

If any seat has a claim to be part of Labour’s electoral heartland, it is Caerphilly. Labour’s electoral dominance there reaches all the way back to the creation of the constituency in the 1918 UK general election, when Alfred Onions became the the first of many Caerphilly Labour MPs. This…

The Welsh town’s byelection was a two-party race – but this time neither Labour nor the Conservatives were in it

Plaid Cymru’s byelection victory signals a seismic shift in Welsh politics that will rattle Westminster

In today’s newsletter: Labour has been the largest party in Wales at every general election since 1922. Last night, that history came to an abrupt and painful end – but it was also a disappointing evening for Nigel Farage

The SNP Westminster leader said ‘swift’ action should be taken to strip the prince of his titles.

He has called on both Holyrood and Westminster to deliver on their respective promises to reduce poverty.

The party’s Westminster leader has been tipped by many as a potential minister if the SNP return to government next year.

The SNP has set the bar for a new referendum on independence at winning a majority of seats next year.

The SNP’s Westminster leader also called on Chancellor Rachel Reeves to enter talks with the EU to improve the Brexit deal.

Scotland Yard said the woman was seen leaving walking onto Fulham Road, before heading towards Westminster