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Scottish Tory leader Douglas Ross said the results were 'very disappointing' - and warned Boris Johnson 'can't ignore the message from voters'

‘No good saving the soup if you lose the meal’: Tories fear PM’s support in north will not compensate for crumbling of traditional strongholds

Daily Record Political Editor Paul Hutcheon says his partygate u-turn has prompted colleagues to seriously question whether he has the judgement or ability to lead

SIMMERING Scottish Tory tensions are starting to boil over amid a dismal showing in the country's council elections

Editorial: The reconfiguration of British politics post-Brexit has exposed Boris Johnson’s Tory party as being out of touch

The PM said he would not be deflected as Labour and the Liberal Democrats make gains at the Conservatives’ expense.

It was an election of firsts for East Lothian as the SNP saw its first female councillors elected, a record ten women were elected and the county gained its first Scottish Greens councillor

The Labour leader said he was ‘confident no rules were broken’ at the event in Durham a year ago.

Douglas Ross, Scottish Conservative leader, said the Prime Minister could not ignore the results across the country.

Labour may justifiably congratulate itself on symbolic wins in these local elections: the true-blue London strongholds of Westminster and Wandsworth, and the home of so-called “Workington Man” (deemed the archetypal new working-class Tory voter) in Cumberland. Yet it must channel energy from these morale boosts into a pitch that will…

Labour turfed out the Tories in former strongholds, while the Tories failed to make hoped-for inroads