Hi, folks. Welcome back to our rolling coverage of the nightmare dystopia that is British politics.

I'm joined by Dan and we're going to be talking about a bunch of things that have happened.

Because actually, though British politics seems to be very turgid at this point, there is motion.

And you can see it subtly but incrementally moving in a certain direction.

This series is sort of becoming Edward Gibbons the decline and fall of the Labour Party.

We're charting it.

It is, but I'm quite enjoying that.

Oh yeah, it's good.

Yeah, I'm very much appreciating it.

So let's have a look at some by-election, council by-elections.

Now, council by-elections, not the most exciting elections that have

ever happened. Rather indicative. But exactly. They are actually something tangible. It's not just polling,

it is something tangible. Power is changing hands, even if it's only a local council. But as you can see

here, it looks like the Labour vote in Darlington, Red Hall and Lingfield, just switched basically to reform.

The, and the Greens, sorry.

The Greens only up to 9.8% on this one.

Labor down 37%.

Reform brand new, 37.7%. That is... And the Lib Dems as well.

Epic. So the Labour vote is just splitting in a bunch of directions. Yeah. So who's left? Well,

probably the NHS workers. I guess so. Yes. Like a local administrator. Although we did get comments on the last video where there was a number

of NHS people were keen to point out that I work for the NHS and I hate Labor too

hey guys I'm not saying that all of the I'm not all of the NHS but yeah the NHS is something

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