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If the ninety-eight-page indictment by Fani T. Willis, district attorney for Fulton County, Georgia, of Donald Trump, Rudolph Giuliani, and seventeen other people is ever made into a movie, it should be called The Framing of Ruby Freeman. Willis gives names to, and levels charges at, some of the people who appear anonymously in Jack […]

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Putin is quite likely to silence Prigozhin, but he’s equally likely to let him retain control of the notorious St Petersburg-based Internet Research Agency which specialises in influencing foreign elections, writes Brian Latham

Why was the governing party so shy in Uxbridge?

Elections watchdog raises concerns as party spending limits could rise by 52% - while ministers keep donations to under £11,000 anonymous.

“The Labour Party has made it clear: First Past the Post is flawed and deeply damaging to our democracy,” one campaigner said.

Huge losses in the Selby and Ainsty and Somerton and Frome by-elections are signs of a Conservative Government heading for a landslide defeat at the next general election

A big problem facing UK politics is that both main political parties see the status quo as in their narrow self-interest, writes former diplomat Alexandra Hall Hall

What did we all learn from last night's by-elections? Not a single thing, argues Mic Wright

'Has he met her recently?' Byline Times asked. 'Not that I'm aware of, no', the Prime Minister's press secretary told this newspaper

In the run up to the Uxbridge by-election, the Conservative Party appears to be passing off a councillor as an ordinary member of the public