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Will the Tories win the Aberdeen South by-election? · NabkaNews

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Will the Tories win the Aberdeen South by-election?

The Spectator Australia·Jun 1

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The conservatives have won the Aberdeen South by-election, marking their first Westminster by-election win in Scotland in over 50 years. The Scottish National Party has conceded defeat in the election. The win is seen as a significant upset, with the conservatives having campaigned on issues related to North Sea oil drilling.

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