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New by-election poll gives Burnham 5 point lead

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By Mark Pack
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We’ve already had two Survation polls for the Makerfield Parliamentary by-election, putting Andy Burnham first three and then ten points ahead. Now a new More in Common / UCL Policy Lab poll puts him five points ahead: The sample size of just over 500 for the mixed phone and online poll is, as with the earlier Survation polls, large enough that any problems with the sample are almost certainly going to be due to its quality rather than its size.
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Lib Dems force government to end Russian sanctions exemption

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By Mark Pack
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A party press release brings the news: The Leader of the Liberal Democrats in the Lords, Lord Purvis, has secured a commitment from the government that it will close the previously open-ended exemption on the ban of trade in Russian refined oil products. A previously open-ended exemption on the ban of trade in Russian refined oil products will now cease no later than the end of the year.
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Lib Dems successful in tricky by-election defence

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By Mark Pack
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There were three principal authority council by-elections this week starting with a tricky Liberal Democrat defence of a seat where the Lib Dem councillor had been one of eight to leave the Lib Dem group before she then later resigned as a councillor. Congratulations to Hugo Hardy and the team on their successful defence, which also strengthens the position of the minority Lib Dem administration on the council, bringing the Lib Dem group up to the same size as the Conservative group.
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