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The PM says he will lead his party into the next election and beyond, despite criticism of his leadership.

The verdict of voters can't be ignored and there are challenges ahead for the UK's big political parties.

Boris Johnson tells the BBC he has to distinguish between criticism that matters and that doesn't.

Boris Johnson tells Radio 4's Today there will be no "psychological transformation" from him.

Two Conservative MPs say they are seeking election to the body which oversees leadership contests.

Former minister Derek Mackay has defended his decision to award a controversial ferry contract.

But former Tory leader Michael Howard says the country would be "better off" if Mr Johnson resigned.

Simon Case says he had an "informal" talk about Carrie Johnson working with a royal foundation.

Party leader Ed Davey unveils a blue door in the Devon constituency his party just won.

Boris Johnson's premiership is in the spotlight after two by-election defeats for the Conservatives.

Boris Johnson once again faces questions about his leadership following two defeats and a resignation.

BBC regional political editors on the view from the ground in two very different constituencies.

The Liberal Democrats win the by-election, overturning a Conservative majority of more than 24,000.

The Liberal Democrats' leader reflects on his party's by-election win in Tiverton and Honiton.

The Labour leader hails his party's "great result", as Simon Lightwood wins the Wakefield by-election.

Sir Roger Gale says Boris Johnson has "trashed the reputation of the Conservative Party".

Boris Johnson say "voters are going through a tough time", after the Conservatives lose two by-elections.

Simon Lightwood says his win ties in with voters in the city needing a "fresh start".

Newly-elected Richard Foord says his win is a loud and clear message to the PM.

Oliver Dowden goes after the Lib Dems and Labour inflict defeats on the Tories in Devon and West Yorkshire.