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Hello and welcome to the Spiked podcast. I'm Fraser Myers. Delight to be joined as ever by Spike's editor Tom Slater. We'll also be joined by reform consultant Gawain Tauler to discuss these

seismic local election results.

Plus, we'll talk about Tony Blair's turn against Net Zero and the kneecapping of free speech.

So, at the time of recording, Reform has won the Runcorn by-election by a razor-type margin of six votes.

Reform has also won the mayorality in Lincolnshire with Andrea Jenkins.

Labour has held on to three mayoral races at the time, at the time of recording, and many

more results are to come.

Gwain, you were up in Runcorn, you were on the campaign trail.

Could you sense that there was a mood of change in the air?

Yes, but I honestly didn't think it was going to be quite that much change.

It was literally a knife edge.

The recount from four votes to six votes is astonishing. However,

the mound that we climbed was colossal. And what I think you're seeing is, a teal tide is

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