By Jessica Frank-Keyes George Galloway has been re-elected to Parliament after a resounding win in the Rochdale by-election, after a campaign blighted by divisive politics. The controversial candidate, who stood for the Workers Party of Britain, secured 12,335 votes, a majority of 5,697, beating independent David Anthony Tully who came second with 6,638 votes. Galloway published campaign literature which said a Galloway victory would represent an opportunity to kick Keir Starmer – “a supporter of Israel” – out of office. The controversial MP became favourite after Labour’s candidate, Azhar Ali…