The Prime Minister insisted his plan was the right way forward, after the Tories lost the West Midlands mayoral contest to Sir Keir Starmer’s Labour.
In the tightly-fought contest for the West Midlands mayoralty, Labour won by just 1,508 votes over the Tory incumbent Andy Street.
Tory candidate Andy Street had hoped to cling on in the West Midlands, but Labour challenger Richard Parker beat him with a majority of 1,508 votes.
Thursday’s election was the first time many voters in England and Wales had to present ID to vote.
Police said they were called at around 8.40am on Thursday to reports of people obstructing a coach, which was parked outside a hotel in Peckham.
In a now-deleted tweet, posted on Tuesday, Fox shared a compromising image of Kaur.
Losses in Oxford, Oldham, Manchester and Rochdale appeared to signal discontent among voters with Labour’s approach to the conflict.
The Workers Party is also hoping to unseat Labour's deputy leader in Bury.
Lord Cameron called on Israeli authorities to clamp down on alleged human rights abuses by settlers in the West Bank.
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