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Farage is courting Labour voters by demanding nationalisation of the steel industry and aligning with trade unions, despite his past ties to Thatcherism.

The UK economy is deemed fragile under Labour leadership, with potential job losses raised as a concern due to increased national insurance.

Nigel Farage is accused of political fraud, manipulating working-class concerns to gain electoral support.

Senior union leader warns voters against Farage's insincerity in addressing workers' issues.

Reform UK is closely competing with Labour primarily due to its appealing immigration policies.

Cllr Hau-Yu Tam joins the Green Party, aligning her values with their policies after leaving Labour.

The May 1 local council elections are a critical test for Labour, Reform, and Conservatives amid tight national polls.

Labour's appointment of new peers strengthens its influence in the House of Lords, despite previous plans to reform the chamber.

The national insurance contribution hike will significantly impact businesses, but is deemed essential for funding the NHS.

Sir Ed Davey asserts the Liberal Democrats will provide a constructive alternative to Labour's pessimism, focusing on proactive solutions for the NHS.

The OBR's review aims to clarify claims of a £22bn funding shortfall inherited by Labour.

Jeremy Hunt accused of exaggerating Conservatives' economic record and presenting dodgy dossier on Labour's spending plans.

Voters sending a clear message to Conservatives about their standing in local elections.

The Conservatives retained the Tees Valley mayoralty with a reduced majority, while Labour won other contests in the East Midlands, North East, and North Yorkshire.