All the facts and figures from the shocks and surprises of a momentous General Election in British politics
It was a crazy night of shocks and surprises as a political earthquake rocked the country. Here are some of
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
What an election night it was in south west London. We’ve seen Labour gain Putney, the Conservatives gain Kensington and
Conservative candidate Elliot Colburn took the Carshalton and Wallington seat from Liberal Democrats’ Tom Brake, who has held the position
Fleur Anderson joked that she would now be able to get to know her family again after a year of
Bell Ribeiro-Addy hailed Streatham’s diversity as she became MP for the constituency, securing a 54.8% vote share with 30,976 votes.
Felicity Buchan responded to a campaign dominated by Grenfell Tower by urging her own Conservative government to make the enquiry
Who was elected in each constituency and some facts about what went on at the polling stations. Labour gained only