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Britain has elected its first single party majority government in over a decade. So what happens next? Downing Street announced

The 2019 election night has proven to be extraordinary with the Conservatives gaining a majority, Jeremy Corbyn being defeat and

Labour’s Steve Reed comfortably held his Croydon North seat securing 36,495 votes. Conservative candidate Donald Ekekhomen won 11,822 votes, Liberal

Conservative candidate Felicity Buchan stole Kensington from Labour’s Emma Dent Coad. The Conservatives lost by 20 votes in 2017, but

South west London remained a strong area for Labour despite defeat in the General Election, with the party holding onto

Britain has elected its first single party majority government in over a decade. So what happens next? Downing Street announced

It was a crazy night of shocks and surprises as a political earthquake rocked the country. Here are some of

Helen Hayes retained her Dulwich and West Norwood seat tonight, having secured 65.5% of the vote with 36,521 votes. A

Conservative MP Chris Philp secured the seat in Croydon South, defeating his Labour rival Olga Fitzroy by 12,339 votes. Labour

The domestic agenda dealt the Conservatives’ winning blow, according to ex-MP for Putney Justine Greening, despite many of their ‘gain’

The Liberal Democrat candidate who lost in Croydon Central raised concerns about the future of the Brexit negotiations following the