There is a cardboard bowl filled with urine sitting in the middle of George Galloway’s by-election campaign headquarters.
The former Labour MP turned populist renegade has based himself in the garage of a second-hand car dealership at the edge of Rochdale town centre and one of the mechanics working overnight had been unable to access the toilets.“By-elections are never glamorous,” says an aide, hastily pouring the liquid down a drain.
