Local Election Results: Beginning of the End of Sunak?
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On Thursday, parts of England and Wales went to the polls to elect councillors, mayors, and a new MP in Blackpool South. In this video, we take a look at why these elections are taking place, the results, and what another blow means for Sunak.
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thinking that 14 years of failure can be turned around in 100 days is delusional
Edit: apoligies for inviting those with a doctorate In yapping to the replies.
I watched a short interview on talktv the Tory said the only way to improve their image is to discredit the opposition lmao
they know their already gone just watch them take a torch to systems before any transfer of power then watch them complain and the situation they leave behind same as last time đ
They have had 14 years. 14 years to sort the mess out. All the CONservative gov have done is what they want and corrupted the money of the land for the greed. If they ran the country properly for the people, we'll then they would not be in this mess would they.
What about Labourâs years of failure? They havenât even won a general election since 2009?
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They need to get rid of first past the post then they will get more seats.
Especially since Labour ain't going to fix it either.
The beginning of the end for Sunak happened before he was even PM.
I was about to say, this is clearly the middle of the end.
Agree, if he had come to office before Truss he might have had a chance.
He would also probably have needed Johnson to stand down earlier too.
Yeah. He was just not up to the task of turning the party's reputation around after Truss and Johnson. ...To be completely fair to him, that would have been very difficult, but he's not exactly given people much reason to be fair to him.
He didn't help with hiring Cameron or his Rwanda Bill and the fact that he promises the world and deliveres nothing. The Tories have a huge rap sheet that goes back to Covid.
@@quintuscrinis8032 Oh yeah. Truss was the last nail in the Tory coffin after all the nails Johnson hammered in. There was no coming back after that. And Sunak being an abysmal politician who has no idea what he's doing is only making it worse.
You know, I'm actually beginning to think that the Tories might lose this upcoming election
True. They are going to lose, the thing matters is by what margin. Labour has the capability to win a majority
What! You be crazy!đ
It's a shame the CONservative party can't see it
@@kelvinyu6323 I reckon labour will win but not a majority and it will be either a conservative or labour in a coalition government with who ever is 3rd.
'tis but a scratch
Dead party walking
They would be better off ..... than in Westminster
The two Tory mayors won by not mentioning that they were Tory and one used the colour green. Then after the votes came in, the blue plaques went up
Really??? I would have thought that would be illegal.
@@waqmanimeit said conservative on the ballot paper, i think thats all thats legally required
@@Vandel96 it did, but the campaign material barely mentioned it, and in Teesside barely any of the 'Tories' wore the blue rosette. In fact, Ben Houchen's campaign made clear that he had nothing to do with 'the madness of westminster', and effectively made himself a local candidate affiliated with the Tories, rather than the tory candidate. And by doing so, he made himself electable, despite most in the area avoiding anyone blue at the generals.
@@waqmanime It's not. I contacted the Electoral Commission and they told me it was perfectly legal for one party to copy the colours of another party in order to mislead voters. They said if I want to complain further, I should contact my MP or the Department for Levelling Up. Needless to say, I haven't bothered.
But despite whether they have duped anyone or not, why would someone intending to avoid voting Conservative then go into the ballot box and vote Conservative? đ€
They've been in charge 14 years. Not in a single way has our lives improved. In every metric, we're worse off than we were 14 years ago.
Political parties that remain in power for too long ultimately destroy a country. The same has happened in the Netherlands where 1 political party has been allowed to pull the strings for the last 14 years.
If labour wins, your country is screwed. just saying.
At 1115 Saturday 5th, the councillors counted are
LAB: 1026
LibDem: 507
Consrv: 489
Green: 159
Amazingly, the Tories have won fewer seats than the fourth largest party in Westminster, the Liberal Democrats
Are you a Saville fan?
So the majority are not Labour then. Good to know.
Reform also managed a grand total of 2 councilors. Not councils - councillors. Even George Galloway's party got more seats.
Yet the UK media consistently platform this irrelevant UKIP tribute act.
And yet for some reason they think Reform is the news worthy story?
Problem is Labour are even worse so nothing to celebrate
We are all suffering from long Conservative
Well, mainly long Brexit.
At least dick turpin wore a mask.
â@@bob1234881Which was caused by...
You made my day đ
Trouble is its been Red Conservative since 1997.
I don't know how you could look yourself in the mirror and say "I'm voting Conservative!"
They don't; a conservative has no time for self-reflection.
@@MarkusAldawn Buh-dum-tish
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â@@MarkusAldawnfucking lol
I didn't think Conservative voters cast reflections at all.
ZERO SEATS!
You sound like my dad did in the early 90s when the Poll tax riots were happening and we all know what happened in 1992.
Unlikely, but they will be trounced đ
â@quintuscrinis8032 will you bore off Tory troll
Considering what's up this week, I'd call it "nul points"
There is absolutely no reason for most people to vote Tory, but plenty of reasons why we shouldn't.
And a million reason not to vote labour
â@@BarbaraBlisson
I've lived through two Labour governments (in the 1970s and Blair/Brown) and several Tory governments, and none of them were worth the effort of walking to the polling station.
â@@BarbaraBlissonboomer vibes
@@davidmccann9811 Yeah...stay at home and sleep out at election day! This is the best u could do for your country!
â@@BarbaraBlissonI'll bet those million reasons are nothing compared to Tory cruelty
00:20 - The Conservatives won that one...? It's the only one they won so far.
I imagine this a 'mistake' made by TLDR because they were trying to get this out as soon as possible. Many thought they would win Tee's Valley, so in the script they said they did but yes as you mention the infographic shows that the Conservatives did win.
I imagine most of this video was made before the elections and they've just swapped out clips based on what ended up happening. That one seems like an awkward leftover
Itâs actually quite bad for the party because their candidate won but only by distancing himself from his own party and basically acting like an independent instead of a conservative candidate. Pretty much acknowledging that the Tory brand is currently toxic and the best way to win to steer clear of it.
â@@sirsurnamethefirstofhisnam7986 But he still won, that's the point. Calling winning an election a "terrible defeat" is an egregious error, even by TLDR's shoddy standards.
I live in the tees valley area and I voted for Ben Houchen. Everyone I have spoken to has said that they voted for him DESPITE being a conservative. He has a good track record of bringing jobs and money to the area as he brought the âLevelling upâ scheme to our area whereas the labour candidate didnât seem to be as strong. But as @sirsurnamethefirstofhisnam7986 said, he distanced himself from the party to win to he stands out as an individual who doesnât rely on his party.
The sheer magnitude of how pathetic Sunak is would be amusing to watch if the UK wasn't digging a deeper and deeper hole every step of the way. The dude *can't even conceive of a policy that isn't a complete disaster to the entire political spectrum*â. History won't be kind to him.
well said
I mean he's coming off Johnson and Truss. I'd imagine history will mostly forget about him
He's just lining his own pocket before he's out of a job
Sunknak is just the fall guy. Tories is a totally rotten leperous political party from top to bottom.
It doesn't matter how much you stir a bucket of shit it is still a bucket of shit
too easy for people to blame just Sunak, if they do that the real root of the problems will never be fixed
Yeah, at least he 'attempted' to stop the boats, ish.
@@_lmagineif you think that is the main problem youâre as delusional as sunak
He's the current figure head, so..
@@BlyatimirPootin my point being if you just change the figure head the problem doesnât go away, kicking the can down the road hence the last 14 years or whatever itâs been
@@funny7 yes I agree, I'm just pointing out why Sunak will naturally get so much of the flak.
The Tories have had it!
The UK needs a government that makes the welfare of its citizens a priority. The tory government does not agree. The welfare of its donors and supporters is more important.
Get a job and earn your money.
Labour are exactly the same though.
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That argument doesn't wash anymore. Mainly because most people that claim benefits and use food banks have jobs.
@@davidmccann9811 Get a better job then
â@@user-in8qh3zf9d shit tier bait, go outside
It's worth pointing out that in Blackpool South, Reform put up a candidate with a good local profile, much stronger than the usual ' quirky' nutters they usually put up. This may explain their better than expected result.
Love to see it. Still surprised that so many people still vote for them.
It's basically Stockholm Syndrome at this point I think
Local elections have low turnout and older people who are more likely conservatives tend to vote more in every election so they probably over-performed compared to the general election whenever it happens
Many Brits vote Tory or Labour for no better reason than they always have. My dad was like this, he always voted Labour even though they did nothing for us.
@@davidmccann9811exceptinim wage, the human rights act, the welfare stare, social housing, and the NHS.
Stop talking if you donât understand.
â@@davidmccann9811lol did nothing for you. Without Labour there'd be no holiday pay, workers rights, NHS.
"Twelve months ago, Rishi Sunak promised to end asylum hotel use but instead the number has hit a record high, costing the British taxpayer an eye-watering ÂŁ8 million a day"
8.000.000 x 365 = 2,920,000,000 (2.9 Billions) per year.
HMRC collected ÂŁ827.7 billion in taxes in 2023 to 2024
The gross domestic product of the United Kingdom in 2023 was 2.274 trillion British pounds
Its time to open your eyes.
Also note that this doesn't factor in other matters relating to hotels. E.G: The Security for the native workers (that's contracted through different budget), the clothes (contracted through a different budget), their legal representation when their obvious bogus request gets denied (entire law firms are built on it and cost the tax payer billions in "damages" the asylum seeker has "gained" when the courts do another treasonous act of allowing them to stay). That also doesn't factor in native hotel staff get paid pennies and have skeleton crews to work with so the hotels steal even more revenue from the tax payer to be sent to their multi-national corporations like compass group in Singapore.
Labour opened the door and the Tories have removed the door completely. Both have encouraged this situation and the elite benefit from it, but both lie to the British people and pretend they will tackle the problem so they get the votes they need.
@@LS-jv9hp i think you are missing the point. Also you look upset that Singapore is making some money out of British tax payer. Do you know that Railway , energy companies and the royal mail is privatized.
How much money you think you are losing to other countries?
They lied when they said privatization was the solution and now not only do you pay high prices , you also send BILLIONS to other European countries.
Do Brexiters know this?
â @@LS-jv9hp This does not seem very likely, Government Spending makes up less than 20% of UKâs GDP. So how is it that here youâve claimed government spending on hotel for immigrants alone is nearly 40% of it?
@@JohnJohnson-zt3bv I haven't even said remotely close to 40% I've stated just a singular billion more which they do. I use to work in these hotels and know how they operate.
Workers Party did better than Reform. Acknowledge this TLDR.
TLDR is too COWARDLY RIGHTWING to do that.
Couldn't have happened to a nicer guy
Missing him already.
The sooner Sunak goes, the better it will be, before, he does more damaged to the UK, and its people.
He isnât able to handle economy...
The damage to Britain had started before Sunak. Therefore, it is not fair to accuse him of that alone. Also point your fingers at the previous PMs. Because he has Indian roots but is British by birth, most of the British people don't like him. There are even British people who hate him. I wonder how the British would have reacted if he ruled well.
Bye, Bye Conservatives... Thank you for making our Country worst of the worst...
Conservatives: Not. Even. Once.
...apart from the 170 odd other countries with lower living standards
â@@ahdhudbbhsuch bs example.
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The Tories keep boasting that we are the 5th richest country in the world, yet we have only the 14th highest standard of living in Europe (50 countries) and 22% of our people now live in poverty.
â@@Cajek2ok clown
The CONS had no intention in stopping the boats.
Why would they? The elite people they serve benefit from a huge influx of migrants. Labour are just the same though.
Who?đNigel Fallage and his Con-man?đ€
Stop? They're rocking the boat to shore. Lifeboats are always in the water escorting them to shore đ
@@CBM902Q yep. This is what I mean. Taxi service from border force
Sunak: aimless, drifting, vacuous. No one voted for him to be PM.
See my above regards my. The People never elect the PM. Tory members elected him as leader therefore he became PM.
No one voted dodgy Dave Cameron into the second most political job, that will take us into war.. probably. Peace and goodwill.
Just leave
It's unacceptable for 1 party to have control of the PM for almost 15 years
TLDR : Tories Latest Disastrous Rout
Lol đ
I live in Oldham and the office I work in is also used as the election office for labour in St. Mary's ward. From what I overheard they were genuinely really worried (including the leader of the council) because they knew Gaza was such a big issue here. I'm sure there were some other reasons too in other wards as Oldham has slowly been getting more independent councillors over time but Gaza definitely tipped it over the edge.
I also live in Oldham, it's a shame a religion that caused the Oldham riots is here with allegiance to another country.
â@@JoeeyTheeKangaroo
Yet you don't care about mindless allegiance to a Foreign Agent like" Isnotreal",in your elections.
Remember how Jeremy Corbyn was replaced for just being Pro Palestine despite being a socialist???
â@@JoeeyTheeKangarooyou know that labour, conservatives and most likely reform are all directly or indirectly funded by Israel?
It speaks volumes about the Asian Muslims that live in Oldham. They care more about Palestine than England. That may sound controversial to some. Lets be real though, it is true by an large. The way they vote shows what will happen to English cities if millions more of them are allowed to migrate here. They will vote in politicians who are polar opposite to what most centrist liberal British people want.
I think it's great that Oldham has so few social issues of its own, that the big election winner is its councils view on events in Gaza.
The graphics on these TLDR videos are always superb-crystal clear, visually attractive, and perfectly paced (e.g., the additional graphics at 3:45 and after). Itâs a main selling point of this channel, to me, anyway.
Little Rishi is toast
What journalists aren't saying is the Greens have benefited from disgruntled Labour votes. Equally, the Liberal Democrats made lots of gains against a crumbling government and disolusioned Conservative voters.
Bye Rishi, your the last in along line of useless PMs and you will be soon forgotten. Sadly to be replaced with a PM who is even worse.
"get out, get out, get out, get out, get out, get out, get out, get out" - mary from ghosts.
What đđ
@@novalinnhe those who know know lol.
Since Boris left the torries have been fucked, even if he stayed lol
Boris is a buffoon, getting a massive majority and just did nothing with it. His big mistake was getting rid of Dom Cummings.
You mean the man who said we had to have photo ID to vote and turned up yesterday without photo ID!
People were not going to be robbed of their Brexit.
I never understood why Sunak decided to pick up the baton after Truss... it was so obvious he was never gonna make it, people hated his party. He would have been better off letting the party suffer a loss at a snap election and THEN become the leader, offering the image of the moderate conservative that could defeat a resurgent Labour.
A good shout!
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Greed makes men do strange things. He wanted to be leader NOW. Not next week, next month, next year. He wanted the GOLD NOW. That is the mindset of these corrupted degenerate men. They want the power and the gold TODAY. They don't care if they burn down everything else tomorrow. Greed destroyers the souls of men. This is Rishi Sunak's soul. Corrupted by this greed.
Not even gonna lie I'm a Tory usually but I'm voting labour in this election. The party and companies need to be out in they're place.
Although I am a Labour person, I know several Tories friends and they are literally tidying up their LinkedIn pages.
They're looking at the wall and seeing that the party needs radical reform of the party. The problem is, that the party needs to break apart into a centre right liberal democratic party and a right populist party to detoxify but for many Tories party unity is paramount.
How shameful, and this chap our prime minister still wants to cling on to power. This is all about the party, not the country. đđđđ
And is he our PM. we never had the chance to vote for him.
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The British people elected a Tory government, and by doing so we gave the Tory party permission to choose any leader they decide. We have never voted for our PM, it's not the US Presidential elections.
It would be interesting if you went into what seems to be quite a big uprising of hyper local parties and independents, they've gained nearly 100 seats between them and Castle Point is controlled by a local party (I believe it did in the past too)
We regret to inform you that this is not possible since Britain's Overton window sits somewhere between China's and North Korea's in size.
PLEASE Replace rishi sunak now.
Well, it seems like he will be replaced at the next parlimentary election.
Awesome yet another unelected leader who's taken down by their own party đđđđ
@@thedethrocker8858 Please learn how the system works. The People never elect the PM. The Tory party members elected Sunak as leader. The leader of the party with a workable majority usually becomes the PM.
â@@jackn4853I too get a bit annoyed by this 'unelected leader' statement. He was elected as an MP by his constituency, as you said the party chooses their own leaders (and forces them out too!)
â@@mandrakejake
The fact that so many of our citizens have no real understanding of how our electoral system works is the number one reason why the UK is such a s**tshow.
Nice
The End of Suit on Hanger with fake accentuated English.
He should be removed from the office
I really hope people won't fall for Reform's growing popularity, they may have a significant portion of the voteshare but it's incredibly unlikely for them to win more than 2-3 seats in a general election.
Reform are just another protest party like UKIP. They play up to people's fears over immigration.
The Tories have wrecked the uk. Its economic growth has been stagnant for years following the aftermath of the financial crisis. And you have brexit which have further exacerbated its economic woes.
I am an American. I know this should be interesting but it is turning for my brain to oatmeal mush. I wish you the best and may the politicians you elect be the best for you all.
about time
Time for Larry to have a new roommateđ
Larry gets a new housemate more often than he gets his litter tray changed.
Its interesting that both parties are loosing voters. With labour winning by loosing 12-10k voters while the tories lost by going from 30k-2k or something in some of these areas. Labour isnt winning the tories are losing that seems to be it.
That's a trend that can be observed in most European countries right now. The large parties that have built governments in the past are losing voters to fringe parties.
Losing is the correct spelling, not loosing.
@@Vandel96 sorry im retarded ill fix it.
@@mr.netflix9149 yes, i just find it strange tldr is saying this is a win for labour when it looks to me turnout has like halved its a loss for democracy. The ppl in the UK seem to have lost faith.
@jamesarnold7253 yes but isnt the turnout being compared to the last bi elections? I dont know how this british shot works. Still the turnout loss for the tories is mass while labour seems to stay the same
Oldham mentioned đ„đ„đ„đ„đ„đ„
How y'all guys forgot about the police and crime commissioner elections?
Surely the beginning of the end was the day he got elected PM. Nobody thought he was going to well.
And he worked for Goldman Sachs one of the banks that caused the financial crash.
elected?
No matter who they appointed in the Tory Party they are a walking dead politically speaking. The lot are useless and out of touch with the average the regular folks in the country.
â@@OffyThank you well said.
Why are you guys always in such a rush to get videos out? If only you had waited one more day, you could have covered the nail biting finish that was the west midlands mayoral election. What's the point in a TLDR video if it doesn't cover what was arguably the most exciting and most significant result? A generic video of 'there were local elections and tories will probably do badly' really doesn't add much; we knew that already. An 'analysis of election results' video released before all the results are out is not an analysis video. It's basically just speculation based on opinion polls. Which could have been done at any point in time, whether there were elections or not.
Act now!..
âStop! Stop! Heâs already dead!â seems the most apt Simpsons quote here.
Things have gotten SO much worse for the Tories since this video hehehe.
I came here to find this exact comment
Nowhere man Ritchie Sunak will be replaced as soon as big splash Penney Mordaunt decides on new wallpaper.
They have paid a high price at the locals to buy a few more months. They know full well that the electorate wanted a GE on 2 May. Sunak is after his India trade deal, but will the rebels be kept at bay? It seems that on one side there is the fear of uncertainty of yet another leadership contest, and after the GE, what will be left? On the other side, those in safe seats seem content to wait but the Red Wall Tories must realise that most of them will be losing their seats if the status quo is maintained with Sunak in charge.
Captain of the Titanic: _Where's all this fucking water coming from?_
Does the lighting make the room look Smokey to anyone else? It genuinely looks like Iâm getting analysis, albeit quite good, from a coffee shop in the Netherlands
Conservatives are in such bad shape, someone with the personality of a pencil such as Keir Starmer, got the change of winning a general election. If Sadiq gets reelected, London is definitely a lost cause.
You would pick thr nut from the Conservative side over him? Why do you hate Sadiq so much?
@@waqmanime If Kier becomes PM that wont be because of him that will be because of the Tories and if the Tories replace Sanuk with someone who connects with the public with their personality and policies Kiers biggest test wont be this forthcoming election but the election after that
@@davidsummer8631 Well i personally feel Kier is hurting the labour party, if it was a decent leader they would have destroyed thr conservatives. But considering he is as evil as them that isnt happening.
@@waqmanime During the election Labour campaigners have to sell to the public a person who has no personality. The election is not just about winning its also about the majority you can get
@waqmanime I hate people who ignore facts and can't take accountability for their own acts or mistakes. Plus his massive parrot beak. I hate the Left in general, they could promise the cure for cancer, I would still refuse voting for them, the Left is a cancer itself
This country is going down the pan no matter who you voted for. RIP UK.
Can someone give this smart political analyst his flowers đ and Oscar Award? đđđ
How more obvious can it be, they should do the right thing and call a general election.
Good.
DaFuk? How did Reform UK jump past Lib Dems? What's happening?
Gaza. People are extremely upset at the predominantly Muslim protests again a war that they either dont care about, or support the other side in. This isnt my point of view, im just stating what ive been seeing.
â@@Vandel96 So if it's what you've been seeing, it _is_ your point of view. Literally- it is the view that you have gotten from your vantage point. View from a point; point of view, it's where the phrase comes from.
My point of view, by contrast, suggests the opposite; most people I know oppose the war and are increasingly frustrated by the complicity of our politicians.
To know the truth, we would have to look at more objective measurements than our own points of view, such as polling around how people feel about the war in Gaza, who they support, and how it is changing their voting intentions.
Xenophobia.
Reform might well get more votes than the Lib Dems but it won't translate into seats since Reform's vote is pretty much average across the entire country around 10-20% won't win them a seat. The Lib Dems have strong areas but also areas with no support at all, they could end up winning 50 seats though easily.
@@Talisguy Ah yes people totally want millions of foreigners who hate them, their religion and culture to come in the boat loads. No way thats gonna cause generational issues in health, schooling, demographics, religion, economic and housing. The UK can totally handle that, the economy is in the best place possible for it! Totally not justified to want most of them gone over the literal crisis it's building.
Smol PM Richy: "If you don't vote for my Tory pals.. I'll scream and scream until I am sick!"
Keir Starmer:đłđ
Please don't insult smol people by including Rishi in with them.
Even Sunak now knows that his goose is cooked.
7:36 shocker! đ
20 seconds in and you've called the Tories *winning* the Tees Valley election (complete with graphic showing their winning vote distribution) a "terrible defeat".
At this point I'm unsubscribing from you because your quality standards are now so poor that I don't trust anything you produce.
Something something airport departure, but if TLDR receive some feedback on why I've done so, I'm of the perhaps naĂŻve opinion that they might actually raise their game and win me back.
Busy news week! Are you guys still gonna make it to the march today? Palestine won't free itself.
Why would a march in the UK affect what's going on in Palestine?
@@Infinitystar225 it won't
TLDR should have waited to release this video because the rest of the results are out 1hr after release.
At the rate Tories are declining, It looks like Reform or Lib Dem could end up leading the opposition after the next GE.
As inflation comes down and energy and mortgage rates with it, Sunak will gain in popularity. It's in his interest to call the election as laĂŸe as possible
Brexit border checks?
Inflation is going to bounce.
Sunak is ruling the British people with iron fist, its his wish to conduct election.. Its near to dictatorship đ
For a dictator he's doing very little with his power and has been defeated in trying to pass laws alot....
He has until January to do so.
I truly hate both labor and the toriesđ„Čđ„Č
I feel like everyday we have a new "end of Sunak" video lol.
Indian prime minister
Modi will probably be reelected. Not much to cover there.
Ngl labour are alot more appealing now chairman Corbyn has gone.
Appealing if you're old, plain, boring, zionist, and have emotional anxiety.
Why do you think Corbyn was bad?
Cos the papers said so.
@@slayerrocks2 So same reason people said to get rid of Liz Truss?
@@theshadowling1 you think that an evidenced collapse of the economy, due to Trussonomics is the same as a concerted 4 year character assassination?
You may be alone on this one.
AFTER Andy Street LOST,he wore his TORY ROSETTE,what a hypocrite.
For me, what caught my eye is that the LibDems are now second in terms of the results, first time I've seen happening since 1996.
"Labour may be losing votes in places with large Muslim populations over Gaza".
Labour SHOULD be losing votes in places with any decent human beings left, over Gaza!
So proud to be British.
The Tories are done- usher in the practically identical, but slightly worse Labour party. It's enough to make you weep.
What do you base the claim "slightly worse" on exactly?
Correct ! Like reading CNN & Fox comments here. Folk still think that Lab or Cons can change our planned direction. Usefull tools
Labour is basically âTory lite,â but they are in no way âworseâ than our current lot
@@ChuffedLemon Outcomes = same. More debt, more uncontrolled immig, more divide, destruction of culture & society... and greater controls.
Working & Mid Class both poorer 20-30 !
@@kongphooey7230 You literally just described the Tories and not Labour. Iâm no fan of Labour, but Iâm also not delusional.
Gaza is a doorstep issue? In a country where there is not a single public service works well? No NHS, no transport, inflation... But yeah Gaza is a doorstep issue.
Ah yes, local elections decided by something 5000 miles away
No, it shows what kind of person the leader of the party is. Evil is evil, so when it comes to bite you don't ve surprised.
@jamesarnold7253 Well i cant answer for anyone else. But if i was running or elected. My priority would be what is important to all of my constituents. Gaza is important because our country is aiding the evil. However i would also understand my people are facing financial hardship so there is nothing stopping me on prioritising both.
@jamesarnold7253 Yes the councils aren't going to influence thr situation in Gaza directly but the message is clear. This is an important issue to the British people.
Now your comment around have they done both, tbh i cant remember last time we were in this situation. We will jusy have to wait and see what the elected people do. Then judge them on that. In Kirklees no one has majority so no idea what that means.
Beginning of end of UK began long time back. Without colonialism back to junk state
I'm honestly disgusted that there are people in the 21st century wishing for colonialism to come back.
Will there be a follow up video now the full results are known?
The only good thing about Reform UK is that it shows us the places to most avoid moving to.
United Kingdom â
Islamic Republic of United Kingdomâ
Can you please stop spinning the labour losses as purely Muslim influenced. I am not Muslim and I will not be voting Labour while Sir Kid Starver/Genocide enabler is in charge. I don't want STARMERS Labour. I want MY labour party back!
"SIR KID STARVER" HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
They do it to create divide and try to undermine the result. By saying it's just a Muslim problem, when in fact it's a human problem. I'm glad people like you are in the UK.
Keep going Reform UK, keep going Labour.
Rishi might actually go down as the worst PM for the UK. Guy thinks he was voted in by the public to make such stupid statements day after day đ
YES! - Sorry
Absolutely hilarious
When you talk about overturning majorities it would be helpful if you showed both the previous election's results and the current one. The comparison number you have on screen from around 1:49 is a bit confusing, and you need to stop the video to get the point. Two bars next to each other would show the same thing much better
The sheer number of politicians in the UK blows my mind considering the size of the population
The beginning of the End of Indian Cartoon.
Can someone explain why politicians are so against a ceasefire, like wtf do they get out of it?
I'm hoping for a good independent in my area, to vote for in the GE .
Election Now
the tories surely all have tattoos on their patooties reading ' Goodbye old fruit ..see you around the bender for a couple of sprouts and a parsnip'