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Welcome to the All-Out Politics podcast.

Today, joining me are Annabel Dixon from Politico, the our chief political correspondent,

John Craig, and the head of Sky Data Harry Carr.

We're going to talk about last week's local elections and what that means

for the general election you may have heard about, which is happening in June. We're going to talk

about the French presidential election, what that could mean for Britain and the EU. And

we'll be joined by Sky News Technology correspondent Tom Cheshire to talk about the murky role of

big data and digital voter targeting in

political campaigns. And we are also on Facebook live, so you can send us your questions,

and I'll raise those as they come in. So to the local elections, the Conservatives won seats.

They also took some merities in Labour heartlands, such as the West Midlands and the Tees Valley.

But other people thought that their lead over Labor was somewhat disappointing compared to what we see in the opinion polls.

John Craig, would that strike you as a fair summary?

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