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The exit poll gives the Tories only 154 seats - Liberal Democrats third, Scottish National Party fourth, Farage 4 seats - Defeat for Sunak's ministers as well

Although the building, which has been closed for four years, belongs to ADIF, the council has not taken a position

Fecom inaugurated this initiative yesterday at Castell del Remei

The TSJC provisionally suspends the decree protecting Catalan in classrooms

The old man who was not a nationalist after all, but an ally of the LGBTI+ community.

'Leave' frontrunners out - Likely to be disappointed, Politico says, for those hoping Starmer will reach out to Brussels - Why Eurosceptics believe Labor will informally implement all EU laws

The recent negative result of the European elections and the "double blow" by Antonis Samaras and Kostas Karamanlis this week left no room for New Democracy to even consider covering up the incident with Lefteris Avgenakis, especially after the great and negative publicity who received this.

The two former prime ministers have a proprietary perception of their party, they believe it belongs to them. And the truth is not far away.

The polls have always given Keir Starmer's Labor a significant lead. The British are fed up with 14 years of Tory rule, and angry too. Prime Minister Rishi Sunak's gamble, electoral programmes, endorsements, the (inglorious) end of the Brexit hangover and last-minute neuroses. How we got here

The Guardian analyzed the most used terms in election campaigns over the last eighty years. This year the focus is on the public health service, both for the Tories and Labour