I can count on one hand the times in my life where I am speechless.

I am really sorry but this is one of them. dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1…

Ed Miliband and Jeremy Corbyn both achieved a higher PNS than Starmer achieved (34%) in today’s council results.

Ed Miliband in 2012-13. Jeremy in 2018.

Jeremy Corbyn’s visit to Bristol, 2019.

Tonight, The Green Party completely demolished Labour to claim total dominance of the council.

Reason: Sir Keir Starmer KC.

And the next time someone tells you homelessness is a lifestyle choice, please pop this little trinket their way.

And the Blairites who will tell you Starmer did amazingly today are the same people who argued Ed and Jeremy did poor when they bettered these results.

🎉 Huge congratulations to Bristol Green Party on gaining 10 councillors on Bristol City Council, taking their total to 34 and becoming the largest party!

#GetGreensElected | #LocalElections2024

🎉 Congratulations to Worcester Green Party🌍🌱 on reaching 12 councillors on Worcester Council, achieving their best ever result.

#GetGreensElected | #LocalElections2024

🎉 Congratulations to Hastings Green Party on gaining 8 councillors on Hastings Council, taking their total to 12 and becoming the largest party!

#GetGreensElected | #LocalElections2024

Mass disease and infection ravages Gaza.

John Curtice says these results translate Britain wide as

• Labour: 🟥 34%
• Tory: 🟦 25%
• Lib Dems: 🟨 17%
• Greens: 🟩 12%

Wow.

Labour losing seats and going backwards in:

• Bolton
• Oldham
• Stockton
• Tameside
• Tyneside
• Exeter
• Southampton
• Watford
• Blackburn
• Hyndburn
• Rochdale

Labour losing seats and going backwards in:

• Bolton
• Oldham
• Stockton
• Tameside
• Tyneside
• Exeter
• Southampton
• Watford
• Blackburn

Green Party gains:

• Newcastle x 2
• Tyneside x 2
• Redditch
• Sefton
• Peterborough x 2
• Plymouth
• Exeter
• Southend
• Reading
• Bolton

Labour has suffered serious losses in Oldham and Tyneside.

Independents, the main beneficiary.

“The Greens, some spectacular gains... they may be heading for their best performance yet in English local elections' (Sir John Curtice, BBC)

So far, New Green Councillors in

• Newcastle x 2
• Tyneside x 2
• Redditch
• Merseyside
• Peterborough x 2
• Plymouth
• Exeter