Twelve charts that show how Labour won by a landslide ► www.theguardian.com/politics/ng-interactive/2024/jul/05/eleven-charts-that-show-how-labour-won-by-a-landslide The 2024 election’s ‘Portillo moments’: which ‘Big Beasts’ have lost their seats? ► www.theguardian.com/politics/article/2024/jul/05/2024-election-portillo-moments-which-big-beasts-have-lost-their-seats
change is what?from sunak to him,he can't change the sanctions britain imposed on themselves,can't join brics,can't overturn the nuclear threaths,can't join the free world trading platform
Congratulations Keir, but I just want to mention that Keir got 9 million votes. Corbyn got 10 million in 2019. Labour didn't do well in this election, the Tories did poorly
change is what?from sunak to him,he can't change the sanctions britain imposed on themselves,can't join brics,can't overturn the nuclear threaths,can't join the free world trading platform
Congratulations to Sir Keir Starmer, His acceptance speech was inspirational. I just loved the part in which he thanked the 20% of votes that voted for a labour government and stated he will treat the 80% that didn't want a labour government by abstaining or voting for other parties with the exact same contempt. Wonderful democracy that's only available in Great Britain.
We don't know that; you're not clairvoyant. Pay attention to the actions of the government, the parliamentary goings on, how important statistics and systems are changing for better or worse; analyse, evaluate, suggest better ways forward. This is an insanely useless opinion; it takes nobody anywhere besides maybe daydreaming apocalypse to make yourself feel smart, separate, and safe.
@@Skipper-j2z How many comments have you actually seen though?In an estimated population of 67,596,281 people,how many comments that you saw saying vote Farage do you think were a significant amount of actual voters,rather than non voters just moaning?
@@claudetteearle3052 We shall see. Reform came second over the Tories in over 168 seats this election, most of which Reform's lead was double the Tories... All of this from a party with very little funding compared to their opponents & with a bare bones structure. Just watch Reform grow over the next couple years. The EU oligarchs laughed at Nigel, when he campaigned for the UK to leave the EU. Weren't laughing when one of their largest contributors, a NATO security council member and nuclear power left their wannabie empire were they. Same thing is going to happen here. The UK needs a genuine right wing Party & Reform is it. The Tories are left wing globalists wearing a conservative skin suit.,
Nothing to do with the fact non British citizens being given a vote then? It's a joke, I've never seen a less qualified cabinet, identify politics and diversity hires.
A MERE INCREASE OF +1,7% OVER CORBYN: - Despite the economic crisis - Despite the massive plummeting of tories -19,9% - Despite these elections being hailed as a "landslide" victory [P.S. Fix the majority electoral and party system already, make it proportional, make every vote count equally, proportionally, one person one vote]
Any patriots who voted for this man, a man who took his poppy off so as not to offend the ones im not allowed to mention on here should be ashamed of themselves
That smile will vanish very quickly from his face once he realises that all the failings of the country that he's been abusing the tories for are now his responsibility, and the eyes of the UK will be on him. I'd estimate six to twelve months before it all turns to carp, and all election inducements like unrestricted imigration, calling men women, ignoring antisemitism etc, will not help him one bit. What was a failing of the tories will be a much bigger problem for him
How can you just assume everyone that voted reform is right wing? Its pretty obvious they took some votes off Labour as well. Lib Dems also took a tonne of votes off of both parties. Not everything is black and white, left or right. Especially when we are dealing millions of votes, many of which are swing voters with no political faith.
Forty million adults in the UK. Nine million voted Labour, and it's a landslide win of unprecedented, near biblical proportions? A) Labour voting turnout yesterday : nine million people. B) Jeremy Corbyn turnout 2017 : twelve million, eight hundred thousand.
Yes because 411 is a pretty tonking commons majority. Buddy if you don't understand the basics of our electoral system, just do a quick google; that's fine. But if you do though, how about you make a point about PR or something? be actually useful?
@@austinthesan-antonian3932 Seventy-seven percents of voters didn't vote for Labour. The current system guarantees the political monopoly in charge...remains in charge. They can never lose power - it's permanent. Not unlike a prison.
Well that’s exactly what people have been complaining about. Not enough taxes I just hope they tax the correct people rather than people that need the help with tax money
@@Fake_Disciple Yes, the Tories just can't understand that we stopped carrying armour tax cuts. Who cares about an extra £10 in my pay packet when the NHS is on fire. Ignore the noisy minority online, increase some taxes and spend it on services. Road, Rail, Energy and Healthcare.
change is what?from sunak to him,he can't change the sanctions britain imposed on themselves,can't join brics,can't overturn the nuclear threaths,can't join the free world trading platform
We have more than two options in our country; we're multi-party; this isn't America. If people were throwing both parties in the bin en masse, we'd see results like the 5 independent victories in England EVERYWHERE. This is baby's first 2024 general election take and it not only falls apart under very little pressure but also does the terrible and basically useless job of suggesting a depressive & lost mindset to the new government instead of a very careful, mature, and nuanced one.
Number of votes divided by number of seats: Labour - 23,450 Sinn Fein - 28,000 Plaid Cymru - 48,500 LibDem -49,000 Conservative - 56,773 SNP -83,000 Green - 482,250 Reform - 1,017,000
Let’s be honest, after the result announced it’s not that labour did great but tories performed poorly. Plenty of labour’s seat win with less than 5k votes. Let see how labour performs and we will have a more exciting result next ge
pretty sure that the present and future is formed from the past, it'll take more than one term in office to sort the mess the conservatives are leaving behind. mind you I really don't think that the conservatives wanted to win this election, they would rather have someone else deal with all their mess. but it is still their mess. oh but they will blame Labour for their mess make no mistakes. but you can only blame Labour for the things they do, not what the conservatives did.
@@cyberchic11- could have been worse, Labour in government during Covid and the start of the war in Ukraine. Nothing in the coffers as they wouldn’t have had the balls to commit to austerity, so less money available for furlough. Hoping that Kier will be ok now that the dramas are over.
Two thirds of the country don't support him. What is he going to do to alter that? Give the Rwanda scheme a go would be my suggestion as Farage has 4m voters who want action.
The thumbnail really upset me of kier - its was exactly what my grandfather looked like when they found him dead in his kitchen. Rigor Mortis had set in.
I honestly don't think he wanted to be prime minister starmer will find out how hard it is when suddenly the worm turns on him the main stream media they are praising him now then they will destroy him if he puts a foot wrong 😂😂
Leadership challenge definitely needed as soon as possible. Richard Burgon for leader. All the Blairite backslapping is absurd. Spinning all the time for each other.
412 out of 650 is a pretty resounding win. oh and more than likely if Reform didn't run we would be looking at another 5 years of a conservative government.
Step 1: Answer no questions. Step 2: a massive help from the Conservatives being dogshit. Step 3: Get less votes than Corbyn Step 4: Act like you’re incredible and and it’s a landslide in spite of the worst turnout in 20 years.
Nothing will change … remember my words … they will say it was to much mess left over we didn’t have enough time to clean …😂😂😂 He will resign after 1 years … same story will happen again .
I disagree. I dislike Smarmer, as I call him, but he is beige and right now beige is what the UK needs. If he can hold the centre ground, neither side can complain too much and he'll hold onto power. Time will tell!
@@anjillo Never have more untruthful words been spoken. Change is inevitable my dear fellow. Whether or not it's the change you seek is your prerogative and yours alone. Life will change under Smarmey-Smarmer. Just not necessarily for the better for some or indeed the majority of us but, tbh, neither the Tories nor Reform would bring about much positive change due to the fact they serve themselves first-&-foremost. In his early years when Blair took office, he brought about significant change reducing waiting time from years under 17 years of previous Tory rule to weeks. That was a monumental change that changed lives and saved lives due to people receiving treatment sooner. Blair, in his early years, was more English-Socialist (don't confuse it with the Eastern variety) whereas Smarmer is not. He's v centrist hence the 'beige' comment. He'll change things. He'll bring in digital ID (later years Blair initiative) which the EU already has and which has done nothing to deter the movement of people. He'll serve the system, (as they all do) to increase his personal wealth (which they all do) and he'll bring about soft change. He is not radical. But maybe that's what is needed and I'm no Smarmer fan, in fact I'm the opposite. I'm a Labout voter who did not vote Labour this time. Don't forget, even though the papers are desperately telling you Labour's win was historic, it was not. Smarmer brought in 9 million votes for Labour. In 2019 Corbyn brought in 10 million when he lost to Johnson. Labour's gains this year were in areas hostile to Smarmer indicating loyalty to the party not the leader. Smarmer did not win big, Reform split the vote. Had Reform's votes stayed with the Tories, the Tories would have won. We're now entering 4 years of being run by a man the vast majority have no confidence in. Change is on its way, whether we like it or not.
I sometimes think anyone wanting to be PM should be locked up in the interest of public safety. £40 billion of tax receipts lost since Brexshit. Public services a total shambles. Budget deficit unsustainable. Taxes must rise.
One has to keep in mind that neither Sunak nor Truss were elected by the people. I know that parliamentary processes say that on those cases, the members of the Party elect their leader and hence the Prime Minister. So the people itself did not had a word on this until now, several years later. This is the reason of their massive response.
What about people earning over 50K, 40% is taken by the Gov? They should also look at people earning over 50K as the cost of living is not same like 5 years back where monthly electric bill hardly reached 50quids. Now its 142quids.
@@dracidio Absolutely & it should be done on all levels. If we stop supporting WAR & stop paying MILLIONS a day on illegal immigrants we will have lots of money to better our standard of living.
@Omni_Shambles people on benefits and the rich are living the life. People on benefits eats our taxpayers' money, lies 100% of the times and get council houses and other benefits. And the rich gives no taxes, offset everything with R&D. It's the middle class who suffers
If this PM wants to do well and this country, He must avoid from war and supporting others, he must take lessons from other countries. Must not jump into the fire 🔥 of war.
Congratulations but how long will Starmer’s honeymoon last … like Truss, it may be short lived as the Labour policy to ditch the Rwanda scheme will fail to stop the boats especially as Macron’s government also fails. The first budget for growth will also sink the bond market as borrowing will runaway with ludicrous spending.
@@TheSleightDoctor Don't talk ridiculous that's why we are 3 trillion in debt because we had to borrow because of furlough ..How do you think countries go bankrupt..Did you have to go to university to learn how to write such nonsense 😂😂😂😂
@@nowgrownup Do you think we discovered pounds sterling on a beach? No, we invented it and issued it as needed. There was a time when it was pegged to a real commodity (gold) but that time ended in 1971. 🤷♂️
Twelve charts that show how Labour won by a landslide ► www.theguardian.com/politics/ng-interactive/2024/jul/05/eleven-charts-that-show-how-labour-won-by-a-landslide
The 2024 election’s ‘Portillo moments’: which ‘Big Beasts’ have lost their seats? ► www.theguardian.com/politics/article/2024/jul/05/2024-election-portillo-moments-which-big-beasts-have-lost-their-seats
... By default.
... They won by default. lol.
... less votes than the Corbyn Defeat.
35% of a 60% turnout means that 1 in 5 people voted for Starmer, he doesn't seem to be very popular.
Indeed, also did my comment get deleted lol? (it did)
... By default.
... They won by default. lol.
... less votes than the Corbyn Defeat.
change is what?from sunak to him,he can't change the sanctions britain imposed on themselves,can't join brics,can't overturn the nuclear threaths,can't join the free world trading platform
Congratulations Keir, but I just want to mention that Keir got 9 million votes. Corbyn got 10 million in 2019. Labour didn't do well in this election, the Tories did poorly
33.7% of the vote - the lowest for a winning party EVER.
change is what?from sunak to him,he can't change the sanctions britain imposed on themselves,can't join brics,can't overturn the nuclear threaths,can't join the free world trading platform
The rise of the right is here
If you want to be absolutely technical about it the Tories did pathetically.
@@mnomadvfx fred west jumped off the table
"So this is how liberty dies, with thunderous applause"
Congratulations to Sir Keir Starmer, His acceptance speech was inspirational. I just loved the part in which he thanked the 20% of votes that voted for a labour government and stated he will treat the 80% that didn't want a labour government by abstaining or voting for other parties with the exact same contempt. Wonderful democracy that's only available in Great Britain.
More of the same just in red gear
Shakira Law
Exactly. Coke or Pepsi? Still cola
Still gonna give you diabetes... this country needed serious change, and this just isn't it....
@@Marmite101Allahu Akbar
We don't know that; you're not clairvoyant.
Pay attention to the actions of the government, the parliamentary goings on, how important statistics and systems are changing for better or worse; analyse, evaluate, suggest better ways forward.
This is an insanely useless opinion; it takes nobody anywhere besides maybe daydreaming apocalypse to make yourself feel smart, separate, and safe.
How his victory unfolded… nobody turned up and we got left with this
Lib Dems were the real winners here...
@@Marmite101 I know !!!
Only 1 in five eligible voter wanted Starmer in number 10, it's crazy.
because its fixed. The amount of comments i saw saying reform Farge should have won 100% and i dont even vote.
@@Skipper-j2z How many comments have you actually seen though?In an estimated population of 67,596,281 people,how many comments that you saw saying vote Farage do you think were a significant amount of actual voters,rather than non voters just moaning?
Now time for labour to do such a poor job that a 3rd party can come in and actually change something
Reform in NOT the third party here. The LibDem is.
@@claudetteearle3052 doesn’t matter who, need 3rd, 4th, 5th options. The country can only benefit
@@claudetteearle3052 reform got more votes than the lib dems :D
@@claudetteearle3052 Reform got far more votes than the Lib Dems.
@@claudetteearle3052 We shall see. Reform came second over the Tories in over 168 seats this election, most of which Reform's lead was double the Tories... All of this from a party with very little funding compared to their opponents & with a bare bones structure. Just watch Reform grow over the next couple years. The EU oligarchs laughed at Nigel, when he campaigned for the UK to leave the EU. Weren't laughing when one of their largest contributors, a NATO security council member and nuclear power left their wannabie empire were they. Same thing is going to happen here. The UK needs a genuine right wing Party & Reform is it. The Tories are left wing globalists wearing a conservative skin suit.,
Hilarious that people think this will change anything 😂😂😂
it's gonna make things even more ****ed up 😂😂
@@colintx800❤nah nothin worse than the toris
It will...for the worse.
@@bleachinmyeyespls - One WEF stooge has been replaced by another. It could very-well worsen.
@@bleachinmyeyespls Oh just wait. The Tories were bad because they didn't do anything, Labour will be worse, because they will.
Change doesn’t begin
Change for the worse we will all find out soon enough
Nothing to do with the fact non British citizens being given a vote then? It's a joke, I've never seen a less qualified cabinet, identify politics and diversity hires.
A MERE INCREASE OF +1,7% OVER CORBYN:
- Despite the economic crisis
- Despite the massive plummeting of tories -19,9%
- Despite these elections being hailed as a "landslide" victory
[P.S. Fix the majority electoral and party system already, make it proportional, make every vote count equally, proportionally, one person one vote]
Any patriots who voted for this man, a man who took his poppy off so as not to offend the ones im not allowed to mention on here should be ashamed of themselves
We are doomed
U should have voted cons then. I'm not doomed.
@@clairduffy60 enjoy paying higher taxes. You are doomed.
@@clairduffy60lol over the next 4 to 5 years we will all be worse off massively
WDYM?
@@julienewman1761 under conservative government the British people are paying the highest taxes in history
funny thing is Farage was never an mp before this and the fact that he got 4 million votes really says how fed up we are
No he got 21,225.
This wasn't a presidential election.
Think before you comment, mate.
@@austinthesan-antonian3932 he got 4 million throughout the country, "think before you comment mate"
That smile will vanish very quickly from his face once he realises that all the failings of the country that he's been abusing the tories for are now his responsibility, and the eyes of the UK will be on him.
I'd estimate six to twelve months before it all turns to carp, and all election inducements like unrestricted imigration, calling men women, ignoring antisemitism etc, will not help him one bit.
What was a failing of the tories will be a much bigger problem for him
Defending children is not right wing. It's our duty!
Labour got 9 million votes tories 7 million reform 4 million, U.K. is following Europe going right…….
Labour is left.
@@TheOneHoob add tories and reform 11 million voted right
@@susanrita2325 And what do you get if you add Labour, LD, Green, SNP and left leaning independents votes together?
How can you just assume everyone that voted reform is right wing? Its pretty obvious they took some votes off Labour as well. Lib Dems also took a tonne of votes off of both parties. Not everything is black and white, left or right. Especially when we are dealing millions of votes, many of which are swing voters with no political faith.
@@susanrita2325 and if you add Green, Lib Dem and Labour you get more than that. Funny how maths work
Forty million adults in the UK. Nine million voted Labour,
and it's a landslide win of unprecedented, near biblical proportions?
A) Labour voting turnout yesterday : nine million people.
B) Jeremy Corbyn turnout 2017 : twelve million, eight hundred thousand.
Yes because 411 is a pretty tonking commons majority.
Buddy if you don't understand the basics of our electoral system, just do a quick google; that's fine.
But if you do though, how about you make a point about PR or something? be actually useful?
@@austinthesan-antonian3932 Seventy-seven percents of voters didn't vote for Labour. The current system guarantees the political monopoly in charge...remains in charge. They can never lose power - it's permanent. Not unlike a prison.
Run for the hills!
Labours vote didn't move. The Tories collapsed, with Lib Dems and Reform picking up.
Interestingly, Labour increased votes in areas hostile to Starmer which suggests loyalty to the party not the leader
Labour secured a bigger spread of votes, implying a wider appeal across the electorate, while corbyn mobilised more people in safer areas.
This is just not true though
The SNP also collapsed
You wait...the next budget will start like this...we didn't think the economy was so bad therefore we have to put up taxes etc etc etc...mark my words
Stem the flow ... KierTaxPax
Well that’s exactly what people have been complaining about. Not enough taxes I just hope they tax the correct people rather than people that need the help with tax money
@Fake_Disciple increasing taxes always ends up hurting the people more that it's supposed to help.
@@Fake_Disciple
Yes, the Tories just can't understand that we stopped carrying armour tax cuts.
Who cares about an extra £10 in my pay packet when the NHS is on fire.
Ignore the noisy minority online, increase some taxes and spend it on services.
Road, Rail, Energy and Healthcare.
@@AndyCarrington-cf3ib I can see your point if that money goes into pockets of a few instead of education or healthcare
Britain has elected a WEF 🤡. This is not a😢 change or a win . It will be a case of jumping from the frying pan to the fire .
change is what?from sunak to him,he can't change the sanctions britain imposed on themselves,can't join brics,can't overturn the nuclear threaths,can't join the free world trading platform
UK isn't a WEF member.
@@FrostekFerenczyWEF is not country based.
@@FrostekFerenczyThe UK is signed up to the wef "sustainable development goals" through the un, you will own nothing and like it.
Absurdly childish take.
The WEF is not at the centre of global power; touch some grass.
Labour won because people didn't want the Tories not because they want Labour - and certainly not Starmer
I didn’t vote for Starmer, but he’s the most electable leader since Blair. Distance from unions is key.
We have more than two options in our country; we're multi-party; this isn't America.
If people were throwing both parties in the bin en masse, we'd see results like the 5 independent victories in England EVERYWHERE.
This is baby's first 2024 general election take and it not only falls apart under very little pressure but also does the terrible and basically useless job of suggesting a depressive & lost mindset to the new government instead of a very careful, mature, and nuanced one.
That turned out well didn't it?
It’s hard to imagine the Uk becoming even more lawless and even more dangerous. But we all will see it over the next year.
Number of votes divided by number of seats:
Labour - 23,450
Sinn Fein - 28,000
Plaid Cymru - 48,500
LibDem -49,000
Conservative - 56,773
SNP -83,000
Green - 482,250
Reform - 1,017,000
Dark times are coming.
Oh dear, have you just woken up?
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@@CagnusMarlsen404 Says the bot
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@@CagnusMarlsen404 Red Tories have no answers.
Labour will be the final nail in the coffin for Britain
We're doomed as a nation.
The blind faith people still have in government is blinding.
Let’s be honest, after the result announced it’s not that labour did great but tories performed poorly. Plenty of labour’s seat win with less than 5k votes. Let see how labour performs and we will have a more exciting result next ge
😂😂😂vote Conservative you get Labour vote Labour you get far left anti English anti western values. Still voting reform.
me too
Me three
Reform got nearly HALF the votes labour did after only WEEKS, Starmer lost nearly half his in his own constituency.
Mate it's not 2019 and you're not 13. Grow up.
@@austinthesan-antonian3932 truth bomb sucks , is that why you are throwing your toys out
Can't blame the Tories now, kids.
For the next 5 years that is all you will hear.
pretty sure that the present and future is formed from the past, it'll take more than one term in office to sort the mess the conservatives are leaving behind.
mind you I really don't think that the conservatives wanted to win this election, they would rather have someone else deal with all their mess. but it is still their mess. oh but they will blame Labour for their mess make no mistakes. but you can only blame Labour for the things they do, not what the conservatives did.
Yes we can and will. The Tories have decimated this country and you are crazy if you don't see that.
14 years of Tory disaster isn't going to go away over night
@@cyberchic11- could have been worse, Labour in government during Covid and the start of the war in Ukraine. Nothing in the coffers as they wouldn’t have had the balls to commit to austerity, so less money available for furlough.
Hoping that Kier will be ok now that the dramas are over.
What he really should have said is "Reform did it!"
I really hope that he gave a big thanks to Farage for splitting the conservative vote.
Not the majority's prime minister.
Two thirds of the country don't support him. What is he going to do to alter that? Give the Rwanda scheme a go would be my suggestion as Farage has 4m voters who want action.
Farage would just keep the money for himself, then sod off, having solved nothing.
@@FrostekFerenczy well, Starkers has just kyboshed Rwanda without even giving it a chance. Our country is now defenceless.
The thumbnail really upset me of kier - its was exactly what my grandfather looked like when they found him dead in his kitchen. Rigor Mortis had set in.
Bye Rishi I know you couldn’t wait to get back to California
Congratulations.. you lose
At least we have someone we voted for what ever happens 🇬🇧
Anyone know the definition of a woman? Keir might know....Oh, wait!!
Seems like Rishi couldn't handle pressure that's why he announced early election.
I honestly don't think he wanted to be prime minister starmer will find out how hard it is when suddenly the worm turns on him the main stream media they are praising him now then they will destroy him if he puts a foot wrong 😂😂
Rubbish after Rubbish after Rubbish 🗑
Keir Starmer needs to go A.S.A.P
Leadership challenge definitely needed as soon as possible. Richard Burgon for leader. All the Blairite backslapping is absurd. Spinning all the time for each other.
Cry
@@bibdid7893 Godley and Creme.
They already sizing up his flip flops 😂
The only thing he will change is the wallpaper in no10
They be shopping at the Range after all they got nah monies
😂😂😅
U spelled walloper wrong..lol
When you look at the stats, they didn't win by that much.
412 out of 650 is a pretty resounding win. oh and more than likely if Reform didn't run we would be looking at another 5 years of a conservative government.
@@johng.1703The trouble is that the conservatives were not conservatives so had to be challenged.
Nobody ever wins by “that much” when you look at the stats. Conservative landslides have also always come with a minority of the actual votes cast.
@@cementao We are talking about votes, not seats.
They got less votes than 2019
Who expecting anything to be different?? I'm not
I'm not
Another guy working for the WEF. Says enough.
The UK isn't a WEF member.
@@FrostekFerenczyThe WEF is individuals not countries
Kid grow up.
Signs of dictatorship era starting … when you have to choose between lemon or lime ….
They're all ghastly
We need proportional representation.
British people didn't make him win
Labours victory equals our loss........
Tough. Live with it.
Ah yes, their fault being in power the last 14 years...oh wait
@clairduffy60 oh you will don't worry about that iys gonna be worse then you can imagine
How?
@@1979rhino Im sorry you fell this way - To quote the faliure
Can any Labour voters tell me what a women is?
British people put last again
You had a chance to vote.
@@clairduffy60 I did, we got 14% of the vote but not 14% of seats
@@DFzonefdBoo hoo, Farage doesn't care about anybody but himself.
@@thejosh3855 And Kier?
Step 1: Answer no questions.
Step 2: a massive help from the Conservatives being dogshit.
Step 3: Get less votes than Corbyn
Step 4: Act like you’re incredible and and it’s a landslide in spite of the worst turnout in 20 years.
Next visit WEF
Yeah to take further instructions on how to collapse the UK and import more cheap labour and break nationalism
Thanks for your input, Loony-Bin Jim.
@@FrostekFerenczy ratio’d fRosTy
Israels new primister not mine mate
Unpopular opinion; The selection of the Prime Minister is nowhere near significant, if all members of the cabinet are bought out by corporations.
Perhaps watch mainstream media instead of internet theorists. You’ll need to look up OFCOM to understand exactly why.
I’ve always looked forward to not have freedom of speech.
Change begins .. lol, UK Short changed again more like
If Labour share of the vote did increase then all we can say is the torys lost due to Reform
The tories lost because they didn't keep a single promise and decided to act like Labour instead. But, I get your point
The Tories lost because they were dogshit and their campaign was so bad it almost seemed intentional.
Seesaw politics yet again meaning lab,con,lab,con,ad infinitum. Thats why nothing ever changes.
The alternative coalition scenario achieves even less.
Nothing will change … remember my words … they will say it was to much mess left over we didn’t have enough time to clean …😂😂😂
He will resign after 1 years … same story will happen again .
I disagree. I dislike Smarmer, as I call him, but he is beige and right now beige is what the UK needs. If he can hold the centre ground, neither side can complain too much and he'll hold onto power. Time will tell!
@@HitchcockTheSnail
Nothing will change ..
@@anjillo Never have more untruthful words been spoken. Change is inevitable my dear fellow. Whether or not it's the change you seek is your prerogative and yours alone. Life will change under Smarmey-Smarmer. Just not necessarily for the better for some or indeed the majority of us but, tbh, neither the Tories nor Reform would bring about much positive change due to the fact they serve themselves first-&-foremost. In his early years when Blair took office, he brought about significant change reducing waiting time from years under 17 years of previous Tory rule to weeks. That was a monumental change that changed lives and saved lives due to people receiving treatment sooner. Blair, in his early years, was more English-Socialist (don't confuse it with the Eastern variety) whereas Smarmer is not. He's v centrist hence the 'beige' comment. He'll change things. He'll bring in digital ID (later years Blair initiative) which the EU already has and which has done nothing to deter the movement of people. He'll serve the system, (as they all do) to increase his personal wealth (which they all do) and he'll bring about soft change. He is not radical. But maybe that's what is needed and I'm no Smarmer fan, in fact I'm the opposite. I'm a Labout voter who did not vote Labour this time. Don't forget, even though the papers are desperately telling you Labour's win was historic, it was not. Smarmer brought in 9 million votes for Labour. In 2019 Corbyn brought in 10 million when he lost to Johnson. Labour's gains this year were in areas hostile to Smarmer indicating loyalty to the party not the leader. Smarmer did not win big, Reform split the vote. Had Reform's votes stayed with the Tories, the Tories would have won. We're now entering 4 years of being run by a man the vast majority have no confidence in. Change is on its way, whether we like it or not.
Foreign minister David Lammy.. 😂😂😂😂😂
REFORM 🏴
"Get out of my pub!" 😂😂😂
Victory by default is not victory at all
Two boxers in a ring and one drops dead before even being landed a punch , that was Liebours win
I sometimes think anyone wanting to be PM should be locked up in the interest of public safety. £40 billion of tax receipts lost since Brexshit. Public services a total shambles. Budget deficit unsustainable. Taxes must rise.
Heard it all before
'Change'...... I think he means 'Small Change' that's all they have left to spend!
The UK government can never run out of money, it issues all the money. 😂
@@TheSleightDoctor But it's value can lower, the more you print the less it's worth.
Is the honeymoon period over yet or does it end next week. You’re going to get what you voted for.
British people are indeed different. When whole world turns right, they elected the left
Starmer is a centrist who has moved the Labour Party so far to the right its plans are barely distinguishable from those of the Tories.
One has to keep in mind that neither Sunak nor Truss were elected by the people. I know that parliamentary processes say that on those cases, the members of the Party elect their leader and hence the Prime Minister. So the people itself did not had a word on this until now, several years later. This is the reason of their massive response.
Buyers remorse will be swift me thinks
No one has ever voted for a prime minister. You vote for the party.
1:33 count binface walking alongside rishi sunak is perfect
Let's go labour we need to fix this country, housing, social distress, kids on drugs, NHS, dentists, industry and jobs ...
Don't forget Energy!
Have you read about Great British Energy that they want to set up?
I'm genuinely excited by the thought!
Labour can’t achieve anything that the tories couldn’t. Some things may get better but some things will get worse.
Now he can raise BASE-RATE TAX TO £20,000 to help the Poor & the Pensioners.
LET'S SEE IF HE DOES IT
Thats Reforms Manifesto
What about people earning over 50K, 40% is taken by the Gov? They should also look at people earning over 50K as the cost of living is not same like 5 years back where monthly electric bill hardly reached 50quids. Now its 142quids.
@@dracidio
Absolutely & it should be done on all levels.
If we stop supporting WAR & stop paying MILLIONS a day on illegal immigrants we will have lots of money to better our standard of living.
@@dracidio No one cares about the rich or middle class mate you are doing just fine. 🤡
@Omni_Shambles people on benefits and the rich are living the life. People on benefits eats our taxpayers' money, lies 100% of the times and get council houses and other benefits. And the rich gives no taxes, offset everything with R&D.
It's the middle class who suffers
They won by default
Glad that Liz Truss and that creep Jacob Rees-Mogg have gone.
All i hear is gone...gone...gone....gone.....
I think that when people heard the terms vote for change, I don’t think they understood what it really meant, otherwise they wouldn’t of voted labour
Exactly! So bizarre
I don't think you really know what you're talking about.
But hey, thanks for the last 14 years.
New scape goat let's see if he's fresh cut when he gets used up of use
Broken britain
now stammer you rubbish, next week i want potholes fixed, cheaper gas elec food rent and a negative inflation , not in 4 years but NOW
What the Tories started Labour will finish.
Like waking up from a nightmare,Kier Starmer PM 🤮🤮🤮
will see! Congratulation New pm 🎉🌹
What you going my friend I really hope you do well
Starmer proceeds to use the loo in No.10, lifts lid, finds a log in in the bowl with a note *Welcome Gift, Love Rishi*
Now he can really mess things up. Open borders for everyone 😂😂😂😂
Mr Greenlight
We only have one border 💀💀
Labour under Starmer do not have an open borders policy. 😂
@@TheSleightDoctor- no Rwanda deterrent and the French aren’t exactly busting a gut to stop the boats.
@@leftmono1016 So what do you expect us to do, realistically?
Awesome!
If this PM wants to do well and this country,
He must avoid from war and supporting others, he must take lessons from other countries. Must not jump into the fire 🔥 of war.
Don't blame me I voted reform... what happens now is on labour voters
Same here
same. 2029 baby.
I am a person who would have voted Reform I was told not to bother voting as Reform votes would be binned.
So I didn't vote.
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@@CagnusMarlsen404 Ok bot
Congratulations but how long will Starmer’s honeymoon last … like Truss, it may be short lived as the Labour policy to ditch the Rwanda scheme will fail to stop the boats especially as Macron’s government also fails. The first budget for growth will also sink the bond market as borrowing will runaway with ludicrous spending.
Any way...
Worse than ever
Same old same old
I wouldn't call it a victory as such
WW3, sprinkled with fruit, and ethnoliberalism
He’s ditched his contact lenses, for spectacles, because it makes him appear more stately……. Sums him up in a nutshell really, doesn’t it? 🤓
Hopefully rishi had to get an user home from the Palace as he's a civilian again 😂
I hate him already
Never met him.
You sound so lovely.
@@mcjs8640 I bet he never even voted. Cons lost bigly.
Never liked him, much like his party members, they just waiting to jump into his flip flops at the slightest chance 😂😂
looks like the middle class sympathizers are attacking you, it's ok tho they'll enjoy the digital technocracy they have in store,
I give it a year before all the money is spent and our once great country is twinned with bagdad.
The UK government is self-funding, it can't ever run out of money. 😂
@@TheSleightDoctor Don't talk ridiculous that's why we are 3 trillion in debt because we had to borrow because of furlough ..How do you think countries go bankrupt..Did you have to go to university to learn how to write such nonsense 😂😂😂😂
@@nowgrownup To who do we owe this "debt"?
@@nowgrownup Do you think we discovered pounds sterling on a beach? No, we invented it and issued it as needed. There was a time when it was pegged to a real commodity (gold) but that time ended in 1971. 🤷♂️
Bye bye Uk, hello Britanistan. 👎