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Glasgow North East by-election
Glasgow North East: Reality check for SNP
The SNP has to think again after defeat in the Glasgow North East by-election and deal with a resurgent Scottish Labour, writes Eddie Barnes
Duncan Hamilton: By-election disappointment is not a Nationalist disaster
THINGS always look better the morning after. Just as well for the SNP after a defeat in the Glasgow North East by-election which Labour was fully entitled to call "resounding". On any view, losing an election by 59 per cent to 20 per cent po
Game on
WHEN David Kerr, the defeated SNP candidate in the Glasgow North East by-election, made his excuses in a radio interview on Friday morning, he hit the proverbial nail on the head.
Glasgow North East by-election: SNP's bubble has burst, insists jubilant Labour
THE SNP's novelty has "worn off" as Scots voters who backed the Nationalists begin to switch back to Labour, buoyant party chiefs claimed yesterday in the wake of their crushing victory in the Glasgow North East by-election.
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Glasgow North East by-election: BNP man finds his big talk contradicted by tiny vote
Peter Jones: Labour's victory is no surprise after a look at the roots of party's candidate
Labour win: 'It still looks to be more about damage limitation'
Glasgow North East: Labour clinches win amid record electorate apathy
In pictures: Labour win Glasgow North East by-election
Glasgow North East: Profile - Willie Bain
Eddie Barnes on Glasgow North East: To the victor the spoils, but both parties have fundamental lessons to learn
Question of the Week: What does the result of the Glasgow North-East by-election say about the state of Scottish politics?
Constituents go to polls in Glasgow North East by-election
Glasgow North East by-election: Decision time in a seat left to rack and ruin
George Galloway: Labour voters blind and unthinking
Eddie Barnes: Anti-politics looms over election but candidates have genuine appeal
Calls for more flexible Scots immigration policy rejected
Chancellor Alistair Darling hits Glasgow North East campaign trail
Gordon Brown campaigns in Glasgow North East
Posh Harriet Harman right at home amid Balornock bourgeoisie
Something fishy over SNP election hopeful who was born in two places
Eddie Barnes: Big guns come out in force… but fail to fire public interest
SNP accused of 'running away' in chaotic scenes ahead of election
Prime Minister will hit campaign trail in Glasgow by-election
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