Labour is braced for significant losses in local elections across England, Scotland and Wales on May 5, with party strategists expecting close to 2,000 seat losses. The results, arriving in waves Friday into Saturday, will reveal where Labour voters shift—to Reform UK, the Greens, or independents—potentially reshaping British politics after less than two years of Keir Starmer's government.
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Labour is braced for significant losses in local elections across England, Scotland and Wales on May 5, with party strategists expecting close to 2,000 seat losses. The results, arriving in waves Friday into Saturday, will reveal where Labour voters shift—to Reform UK, the Greens, or independents—potentially reshaping British politics after less than two years of Keir Starmer's government.