Labour gains suggest the tide has turned in many marginal constituencies
Results from the locals suggest the swing from the Conservative would not be sufficient for an outright Labour general election...
Ben is a lecturer in Politics and Political Theory at the University of Salford. His main academic focus is on post-war British politics, and in particular the key ideologies and theories that shape policy-making. He describes himself on Twitter as an "online educator, published author, disenchanted leftist, trade unionist, anti-Brexit, Evertonian, Dad."
Results from the locals suggest the swing from the Conservative would not be sufficient for an outright Labour general election...
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