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Parmjit Singh Gill celebrates his victory in the Leicester South by-election with Lib Dem leader Charles Kennedy (photo (c) Ben Ravilious)Lib Dems win in Leicester South

"BLAIR hit by Lib Dem poll surge: A massive Liberal Democrat surge last night took the seat of Leicester South and stopped only inches short of taking Labour's once rock solid seat of Birmingham Hodge Hill." (The Guardian)

"Friday's results are if anything worse for the Conservatives than they are for Blair." (Reuters)

"The Conservatives were pushed into third place in both seats on a dismal night for Michael Howard." (Daily Telegraph)

For more details on the results see here.
And the Lib Dems are now set to challenge in Hartlepool.

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HOME OWNERS WALKING A TIGHTROPE WITHOUT A SAFETY NET - CABLE (05/08/2004)
With a quarter percent rise in interest rates expected later today, Dr Vince Cable MP, Liberal Democrat Shadow Chancellor, criticised the way in which Gordon Brown has failed to clarify new ground rules for the Monetary Policy Committee. “The Governor and his colleagues are having to improvise an interest rate response to ‘bubbling’ house prices and a higher level of household borrowing which are clearly major but not part of their mandate."
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PATIENTS NEED CLEAR GUIDANCE ON OUT-OF-HOURS GPs – BURSTOW (06/08/2004)
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NEW MURDER SENTENCING PLANS: PUNISHMENT (06/08/2004)
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LIB DEMS SELECT JODY DUNN FOR HARTLEPOOL (30/07/2004)
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RISE IN UNDER-AGE DRINKING ALARMING - OATEN (05/08/2004)
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ONE YEAR AFTER AGREEMENT: BRITAIN IS STILL JUNK MAIL JOKE OF EUROPE – BAKER (05/08/2004)
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WATER BILLS: LIB DEMS RENEW CALL FOR UNIVERSAL METERING (05/08/2004)
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POLICE FUNDING: TORIES OFFER NO ANSWERS TO CURRENT PROBLEMS - OATEN (05/08/2004)
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DARFUR RESOLUTION FALLS A LONG WAY SHORT OF WHAT IS NECESSARY - CAMPBELL (30/07/2004)
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The invasion of Iraq was unnecessary and the case for war was fatally flawed, says Liberal Democrat leader Charles Kennedy
Admit you got it wrong, Prime Minister
Children gaining access to good local schools that receive state funding is the main concern says Liberal Democrat Shadow Education Secretary, Phil Willis.
Selection - an illusion worthy of David Blaine
Tony Blair has suggested he wants to turn the clock back on the progressive reforms of the 1960s. He would be better advised to turn his attack onto the 'loadsamoney' 80s, says Charles Kennedy.
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