A curious campaign in Oldham East
Andrew Mitchell’s “campaign” trip to Oldham East had an air of penance about it. I hesitate to call it a campaign visit because it was a rather low-key affair, blogs Gary Gibbon.
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It’s one of the oldest theatres in England but after a decision by the Arts Council not to go on funding it, the Oldham Coliseum says it can’t put on any performances beyond the end of March. That’s prompted a campaign to save what’s been described as “an essential cog in the cultural landscape of…
Victims of grooming gangs have now been given official apologies.
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Labour celebrates its first electoral success under Jeremy Corbyn’s leadership – but Ukip makes formal complaint over “abuses” after failing to make gains.
Oldham Athletic’s move to sign Ched Evans is called off, as the footballer issues an apology following the events that led to his conviction for raping a woman.
Police arrest a man who they believe inspected the boiler of a house which exploded in Greater Manchester, killing a two-year-old boy.
Police investigating the suspicious death of a child in the Oldham gas blast say they may be dealing with a murder inquiry.
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Labour celebrates victory in the Oldham East and Saddleworth by-election, dealing a blow to the Coalition in the first test since the general election, as Gary Gibbon reports.
David Cameron might dismiss the by-election as a typical third party squeeze, but actually there was nothing typical about this election at all, writes YouGov’s Anthony Wells for Channel 4 News.
The Oldham and Saddleworth by-election is a crucial early test of the Tory-led Coalition. But as voters prepare for Thursday’s vote, broadcaster Peter McHugh writes that all bets are off.
Andrew Mitchell’s “campaign” trip to Oldham East had an air of penance about it. I hesitate to call it a campaign visit because it was a rather low-key affair, blogs Gary Gibbon.
As a date is set for the Oldham and Saddleworth by-election, Gaby Hinsliff asks if the Lib Dems don’t win, will the national party be blamed?
“This house put me in hospital and now it has killed my son” – the words of a mother shortly after her son died in their damp and mouldy home last year.