Reform UK leads in emerging results from local elections across England, Scotland and Wales, while Labour loses approximately half the seats it is defending, including heavy losses in traditional strongholds like Wales, Tameside and Wigan. The Conservatives are losing roughly two in five defended seats, though turnout has increased to 42%, seven points above 2022 levels.
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Reform UK leads in emerging results from local elections across England, Scotland and Wales, while Labour loses approximately half the seats it is defending, including heavy losses in traditional strongholds like Wales, Tameside and Wigan. The Conservatives are losing roughly two in five defended seats, though turnout has increased to 42%, seven points above 2022 levels.