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Under the desk. let's get you to respond to the numbers we can show our view is about what is happening in key wars. the change since 2019 that remember may 2019, not the general election — lib dems up 7%, the conservatives down 1%, lib dems up the conservatives down 1%, lib dems up 1%. changes since last year, 2022, the conservatives down 5%, labour only up 0.1% at this point in the proceedings, so the kind of increases in share that labour might expect to wake up to in the morning if things carry on like this are potentially not the persuasive kinds of things you were talking about at the ...

Labourfaces, it looks happening in stoke. applause, happy labour faces, it looks like happening in stoke. applause, happy labourfaces, it looks like it happening in stoke. applause, happy labour faces, it looks like it is the announcement of one particular the announcement of one particular the ward because these are local more general elections so you don't get the big dramatic declarations but it looks like a counsellor to me who has won his ward again, getting hugs and his friends and family, pats on the back and back to stoke later in the night because staffordshire is one part with a high...

Can also point out that if we go back where to and compare labour's share of the vote now with what it was with ed miliband in 2012, in the ward places where we have been covering the elections, labour's share of the vote are somewhat lower. but we are certainly looking at a situation where the gap between labour and the conservatives is probably significantly wider than it has been in any previous set of local elections. and around 4% or so, the swing from may 2019 in these elections is not that far short of the 5% swing that we would expect from the opinion polls. therefore, it mightjust be ...

Disappointing for the conservatives. they may well be heading for something close to the 1000 seat losses they were hoping to avoid and certainly their share of the vote is down a couple of points on even theresa may's very poor performance backin theresa may's very poor performance back in may 2019. labour in contrast, much more encouraging. they've got the biggest lead over the conservatives in terms of votes at any point since 2010, though their own share of the vote was in fact no better than what they achieved last year, and that will be something of a disappointment for them. would labou...

Within those council. it is still the early doors but a pattern is emerging. first of all, let's look at the change since 2019, which is when the seats up for grabs on thursday where, for the most part, contested. now, let me give mr scully a bit of good news. the conservative share of the wars is so far up. of course, we have to remember about the may 2019 elections is that both conservative and labour did badly so it wasn't exactly terribly difficult for both of them to register something. the crucial thing is what's the difference between the two? if you take the nine up for labour and the ...