Tiverton and Honiton - New Statesman

The disgruntled ex-culture secretary has had enough of the culture war he started.

By Zoë Grünewald

The previous record had stood for almost 90 years before the Tiverton and Honiton vote.

By Afiq Fitri

If the unspoken pact between the parties holds at a general election, the Conservatives face dramatic losses.

By Philip Collins

If we can win in a Conservative seat as safe as Tiverton and Honiton, we can win in dozens of…

By Ed Davey

What the Tory rebellion has lacked all along is a Michael Heseltine-style figure.

By Andrew Marr

Labour and the Lib Dems don’t need a formal pact to inflict defeats on the Conservatives across the country.

By Harry Lambert

Full coverage as the Conservatives lose two by-elections in one night.

By Ben Walker

The resignation of Conservative chairman Oliver Dowden shows the increasing unease at the top of the party.

By Freddie Hayward

Tories standing for election in Wakefield and Tiverton have been tasked with defending the indefensible.

By Martin Fletcher

Our business editor returns to his home county to discover a restive mood among local farmers ahead of the vote.

By Will Dunn

Helen Hurford refused to say whether Boris Johnson was trustworthy, while Nadeem Ahmed compared his predecessor to Harold Shipman.

By Jonn Elledge

The by-elections on 23 June are a chance to send a message to the sycophants who sustain Boris Johnson’s leadership.

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