Show Notes
Recorded as the final results trickled in, this extra episode of The Opinion Brief gives you fresh analysis of the historic 2026 local elections.
In this episode: What do the results of local elections across England tell us about the trends shaping British politics? How are Green and Reform voter bases changing, and what's surprising about their gains in these elections? How should the SNP be feeling after their result in Scotland? How has Reform UK managed to break through in Wales and Scotland? What happened to Welsh Labour, and is this the beginning of a new era in Welsh politics? How might all of these dynamics play out in the next general election?
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