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18m ago18:11 Yet more difficult news for the prime minister. The Times has this:

She's a GP not a Virologist. She can talk about a handful of patients. I'll listen to the actual experts first mate.

He's fucked now and he knows it. Proper spoilt kid at xmas vibes at the end from him.

Nandy was a great move to her new role. Yes it is technically a demotion my she is ina role where she will be much more visible to the people Labour need to win back.

Can be which why the anyone but tory tactical voting would be important as there are also a lot of tory lib dem marginals in the south. No one should be crownig Labour now but there are now for the first time green shoots and a path now

Yes but they are the idiot outliers. Most people aren't like that but aren't a great story.

Yeah but there is a massive difference between Richmond and Bishop Auckland. I don't see anyway that a more "traditional tory" tory party has the same appeal in Blyth as Johnson

Not really that good as it ignores the effect the change of leadership will have on the 2019 tory vote. I'm sorry but I just can't see Sunak or Truss etc. having the same pull for former labour voters in the northern "redwall" seats

I'd be pleasantly surprised if most normal voters even see must speeches in parliament

Yeah you only ever really saw Cunningham at election time but he was fucking brilliant on the doorstep though

Good at currant affairs though

Seems to be popular with the local voters here in coventry south. As NW said she is quite visible in the work she does on local issues.

Yeah he is it seems. The local party has always been a bit a of a weird one. Apart from between 2010 and 2017 they have had the MP but no real power on the council

Yeah and it didn't change hands in a massive clusterfuck of an election for Labour. W+L is a great example actually of where Lib Dems voting Labour would stop a tory gaining a seat.

Covid passes are for outdoor events with more than 10k so they're fine

I doubt L+W with it's large student populations is going to change hands.

Not really as Voting at the Local and Mayoral elections was back to pre 2019 patterns. The Labour Party in Coventry is in a Pretty strong place. Oh well

Seats were "anyone but tory" voting can help Labour http://www.electionpolling.co.uk/battleground/targets/labour

It saw the Labour vote rise in The Bexley and Sidcup by-election Also there are a lot of Tory/Labour Marginals where it can help Labour Sorry but you are just wrong in this instance