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this programme continues on bbc one. or power. —— labour say that they are preparing for power. labour wins back chunks of the red wall in the north of england and also makes new inroads into bastions of conservative brexit support in the south east, such as medway. this was blair land. is it now starmer land? cheering and crucially, is the rest of middle england starmer land? it's labour land, and crucially, we haven't won here in medway, since 1998. the lib dems lay siege to the backyards of tory big beasts, flipping councils containing the seats of michael gove and theresa may...

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Cheering and crucially, is the rest of middle england starmer land? it's labour land, and crucially, we haven't won here in medway, since 1998. the lib dems lay siege to the backyards of tory big beasts, flipping councils containing the seats of michael gove and theresa may. and yet the underlying trends in these english elections might also suggest keir starmer not heading for a clear majority in a general election. speaker we'll conduct a full post—mortem with the three main parties involved asking if this more than just the latest turn in the political cycle, but the start of a more funda...

The water in medway. a timeless feel and a familiar routine on the waters in the shadow of change online. kier on the pier as labour marched back into the bellwether medway towns. ., �* , . . towns. you didn't 'ust march in, you blew the doors off. this was blair land. is it now starmer land? cheering and crucially, is the rest of middle england starmer land? it's labour land, and crucially, we haven't won here in medway, since 1998. and that is an incredible tribute to the labour party here, the quality of the candidates but notjust here in medway, in plymouth we have had a stunning result,...

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