In July, three By-Elections took place and all the results were interesting. Each of the major parties won one constituency each.

The big attention was, of course, Uxbridge and South Ruislip, where the Conservatives just managed to hold onto the constituency by a mere 495 votes. Even though the party tried to play this off as a victory, it's very much a hollow one.

The others however were a bit more straight forward. Labour took a seat from the Conservatives in Yorkshire and the Lib Dems did the same in the South West, with Ed Davey and his props making a comeback to celebrate the victory.

What does this all mean for a general election? Join Julian and Chris this week for our political analysis.

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