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How is Reform’s charmless candidate still a contender in Gorton and Denton? Ask Labour | George Monbiot
This byelection should have been a stroll for Keir Starmer’s party. Instead, all hope of defeating Matt Goodwin now seems to lie with the Greens, says Guardian columnist George Monbiot
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theguardian.com
On the ground in the byelection that could end Starmer – podcast
Reform and the Greens both insist they can win Gorton and Denton from Labour – and if they do, it could be another nail in the prime minister’s coffin. Helen Pidd reports on how…
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independent.co.uk
Politics latest: Gorton and Denton poll puts Reform, Labour and Greens neck and neck
Labour faces double electoral threat in Thursday’s by-election
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How is Reform’s charmless candidate still a contender in Gorton and Denton? Ask Labour | George Monbiot
This byelection should have been a stroll for Keir Starmer’s party. Instead, all hope of defeating Matt Goodwin now seems to lie with the Greens, says Guardian columnist George…
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PM urges voters to reject ‘toxic’ politics in final plea to win crucial by-election
With his premiership on the line, the prime minister issued a final message to voters in Gorton and Denton where Labour’s seventh safest seat could fall to Reform or the Greens
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What a Gorton byelection win would mean for Reform, Greens and Labour
Polls put seat in three-way dead heat with Labour facing threats from Reform and Green party in once safe seat
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Labour must search its conscience if Reform wins Gorton and Denton, says Green leader
Zack Polanski says Labour deliberately splitting left vote as voters head to the polls
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Labour’s worst fears realised by Greens’ victory in Gorton and Denton byelection
Result gives progressive voters clear signal they have an alternative to beating Reform UK – and shows the task ahead for Keir Starmer
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What does the Greens’ victory in Gorton and Denton mean for the future of British politics? Our panel responds
Greens first, Reform second, Labour trailing – and the Tories losing their deposit. This felt like a rejection of the status quo
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Having romped into third place in Gorton and Denton, Labour is celebrating its success with a word salad | Marina Hyde
Got battered at the polls? No problem. Just act like voters want more of what you’re selling – not considerably less, asks Guardian columnist Marina Hyde
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I saw how the Greens channelled voters’ anger – and fused it with hope. That’s why they won in Gorton and Denton | Owen Jones
Starmer called the byelection a battle for the nation’s soul. This result shows Labour has lost that – and I think it will lose much more, says Guardian columnist Owen Jones
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PM vows to ‘keep fighting’ after Greens sweep past Labour and Reform to win byelection – UK politics live
Green party’s Hannah Spencer secures victory in Gorton and Denton as Reform UK finish second and Labour is pushed into third
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Green win shows progressive voters are now voting against Labour as well as Reform
Gorton and Denton byelection shatters Labour strategy of neglecting its core base while focusing on Reform defectors
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Five key takeaways from the Gorton and Denton byelection
The night saw a big win for the Greens, disappointment for Reform and landmark losses for Labour and the Tories
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Spencer’s victory speech an object lesson in grace while Reform’s man rages | John Crace
Matt Goodwin claimed cheating in Gorton and Denton, Angeliki Stogia fled, Keir was tin-eared and Kemi brought the comedy
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Labour MPs demand Starmer change direction after humiliating byelection loss
The Green candidate, Hannah Spencer, overturned a 13,000 Labour majority to win the Gorton and Denton seat
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The Guardian view on Gorton and Denton: a warning shot across Labour’s bows | Editorial
Editorial: Hannah Spencer’s win was more than protest. It signalled that Labour’s moral language and coalition are up for grabs in its safest terrain
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‘Our own people hate us’: Labour given byelection wake-up call after 13,000-vote majority disappears
Labour billed it as ‘two-horse race’ with Reform UK, but Greens’ media campaign, and Hannah Spencer’s authenticity, wins the day