Is anyone at a Gaza solidarity encampment who would be willing to have a zoom chat with the university of Wollongong encampment?

Bumping for the morning crowd. We'd love to spend an evening chatting with an encampment elsewhere for inspo, morale and info!

Logging in to main for election misery, hello

What channel has best election coverage? I usually watch c4 but this is fucking miserable

Nuanced analysis from Anushka Asthana: many Muslim voters she met reporting in areas with relatively large Muslim populations cited eg Labour's refusal to ditch 2 child benefit cap, not just their line on Gaza - communities are not monoliths, people rarely vote on one issue alone

BREAKING: Labour have lost a further two seats to pro-Gaza Independent Candidates. Blackburn and Dewsbury and Batley. The party has already lost Leicester South. Birmingham Ladywood also looking tight.

🚨BREAKING: Jacob Rees-Mogg has lost his seat to Labour!!!!!!

meanwhile, Jacob Rees-Mogg has lost his seat to Labour while standing next to a man wearing a baked beans balaclava

Labour's share of the vote is now just 36.2% - all of 1 point above Labour's 2005 performance but with an enormous result thanks to the stupidity of FPTP

The Greens are officially the 3rd party of Glasgow - beating the Tories & Reform in *every* constituency. ✊️💚

💚 Congratulations to the new Green Party MP for Waveney Valley, Adrian Ramsay MP

Aw man this guy was one of my lecturers at UG and I loved him

Losing Uxbridge, South West Norfolk, Maidenhead and Witney all in one night means the Tories no longer hold any of the seats of the Prime Ministers they had between May 2010 and October 2022.

DELICIOUS

John Curtice: Labour's vote share is "up by just under 2% across the UK. This is entirely as a result of a 19% increase in support in Scotland. In Wales, the party's vote has actually fallen back by 4%, while in England it is largely unchanged on 2019." bbc.co.uk/news/articles/…

Looks like Starmer’s changed Labour may well have fewer total votes than Labour got in that supposedly worse than 1935 election in 2019. Trouble ahead.

Keir Starmer lost 460,000ish Labour votes compared to Jeremy Corbyn's 2019 result lmao

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