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impact of an electoral wipeout in the upcoming elections might change things, says Kiran. Historical losses are forecast in Scotland, Wales and London for Labour
elections Photograph: ITV’s Peston And this is how Hayward explains it in his summary. > double quotation mark**England** all figures given are net losses and gains > > **Labour** will **lose 1850** seats > > The losses will
losses at the local elections, Keir Starmer looking vulnerable as prime minister and economists predicting a surge in inflation, ministers are looking for immediate ways to ease the cost of living for voters. George Bangham
election. “There will be those who try to defend 27 years in power, and attribute blame for a loss to the UK government or other factors,” they said. “But you have to be humble
losses are geographically uneven. And the picture is darker in the devolved nations. In Wales, the Labour first minister, Eluned Morgan, lost her seat in the Senedd elections, an indicator of a near wipeout
impact, was doctors and other qualified health staff. Just 9% said they were most worried about millionaires moving abroad, while 19% named young people and another 19% put business owners as the biggest losses
elections are just over three weeks away, and Labour is using this announcement as a platform to attack Reform UK, saying that Nigel Farage’s party can’t be trusted to stand up for women
impact has the war had on support within Iran for the government?** Saeed Shah reports that [the war has triggered a rare moment of solidarity](https://www.theguardian.com/world/2026/jun/22/iran-regime-survived-war-make-peace-with-own-people) in a country that was reeling from
impact in Wales and Scotland of Sir Keir Starmer's woes? "It's just so huge," says a senior Labour MP who's been knocking on voters' doors in recent days. But these elections aren
election. That didn’t work out very well for Joe Biden and the Democrats. “I genuinely think – and I say this with sorrow more than anger – that if we carry on as we are, with
election. Despite polling 10 plus points ahead of Labour nationally, Makerfield marks the second byelection loss in a row for [Reform UK](https://www.theguardian.com/politics/brexit-party) this year, and the first facing competition from Restore Britain
Labour figure interpreted this as a sign of fraying loyalties, and said "serious cabinet ministers are not prepared to defend [the PM] or sully themselves". Another MP said: "They are looking for life rafts. They
impacted the whole country.  in the party's first-ever constituency win. The Greens backed that
losses. In [Edinburgh Central, the Greens' Lorna Slater](https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c78k79xm2mzo) unseated cabinet minister and campaign director Angus Robertson. The Greens also took Glasgow Southside, the seat vacated by former SNP leader Nicola Sturgeon. When
losses in local elections](/news/2026/5/8/leader-of-the-pack-what-next-as-reform-makes-huge-election-gains) at the beginning of May, the debate over the decision to leave the EU, also known as [Brexit,](/video/inside-story/2017/1/26/will-brexit-still-mean-brexit) has been renewed. In the aftermath of the vote, Prime Minister
losses piled up across the country and the Conservatives endured another disappointing set of results, Polanski sought to present his party as emerging from the results as the most viable option for opponents of Reform
loss of more than 75% of the council seats it is defending, as well as losing power in Wales and failing to beat the SNP in Scotland. But she warned restive MPs there would
loss in Wales would have political significance of historic proportions. A former Welsh government minister told BBC Wales that if the results were "as bad as predicted" then UK Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer should
election. They are focusing hard on tactical voters hostile to the SNP, while attacking Reform for splitting the anti-SNP vote. A narrow 1,200-vote majority for the SNP in a contiguous Holyrood seat