Eastleigh by-election

He was the fresh-faced politician on the block in 2010. But with the Rennard row showing no signs of easing, Nick Clegg looks weary and his party is in the doldrums. So what next for the Lib Dems?

After Eastleigh, the council elections in England and Wales on Thursday are a chance for Ukip to shake up the Conservatives in their heartlands, writes Lewis Baston.

David Cameron has vowed there will be no “lurch to the right” by the Conservatives in the wake of the party’s poor performance in the Eastleigh by-election.

Liberal Democrat leader Nick Clegg celebrates Mike Thornton’s “stunning victory” for the party in the Eastleigh by-election. The Conservatives finished third behind Ukip.

Tory chairman Grant Shapps, UKIP Chairman Steve Crowther and Labour’s Shadow Attorney General, Emily Thornberry debate the significance of Thursday by-election.

Ukip’s result in Eastleigh marks the third time in the last three months that the party has beaten the Conservatives at a by-election. Is it now a political force to be reckoned with?

It is the final day of campaigning ahead of the Eastleigh by-election and each party has its own impression of what the voters will say, as Political Correspondent Michael Crick reports.

Three days away from voting in a by-election forced by the conviction of the Lib Dem Chris Huhne over those speeding points. Our political correspondent Michael Crick reports from the campaign trail.

Ahead of Thursday’s by-election, Channel 4 News hosts a live debate with the people of Eastleigh and the candidates from the main parties.

As Liberal Democrat leader Nick Clegg hits the campaign trail in Eastleigh, the former seat of the disgraced MP Chris Huhne, he refuses to say sorry to voters for Mr Huhne’s behaviour.