Sentence examples for gains labour from inspiring English sources

There may even be gains, Labour strategists hope.

One of the things that we have learned, to our great regret, is just how easy it has been for a malignly ideological Tory-led government to unpick the gains Labour made.

Despite big gains, Labour's performance was described as "not good enough" by Shadow Chancellor Ed balls.

Ed Miliband said after last year's local elections he was pleased with the gains Labour had made in Hastings and more broadly across the south.

Despite UKIP's gains, Labour remains firmly in control of Rotherham council, with 50 of the authority's 63 councillors, as only one third of the seats were up for grabs in this election.

In Birmingham, Labour has 77 seats, the Conservatives have 32, with the Lib Dems holding 12. Council leader Sir Albert Bore said: "I thought we'd make two or three gains but with what's happening across the West Midlands and the country with the UKIP gains, Labour has done well here in Birmingham.

5) Perhaps most importantly, will Mr Blair be able to gain Labour some ground against the Tories?

Con 42.3%, Lab 38.5%, LD 12.2%, Ukip 2.1% Seats where Tories hope to make gains off Labour: Tooting Labour majority 2,524 20100).

The pattern was repeated as the Tories gained Labour-held Bolton West, Corby, Derby North, Gower, Plymouth Moor View, Southampton Itchen, Telford and Vale of Clwyd.

Con 35%, Lab 32.2%, LD 16.9% Seats where Tories will struggle to make gains against Labour in their northern targets: Bolton West Labour majority 92 (2010).

The BNP made gains from Labour, the Liberal Democrats, and independents.