Henry Riley

He'd never been a board member.

And most seriously as well, he shared a tweet on X that appeared to criticise the police saying,

in their response to the suspected terror attack in Golders Green.

And that certainly has impacted him as well.

Nonetheless, I do think in some of those inner London areas, faced with the choice of Sir Keir Starmer or Zak Polanski, there does seem to be a strong sense that many have opted for the Green Party leader.

Well, I think it's due to go right into tonight.

I'm unclear.

Sometimes there are some councils declaring on a Saturday, but I think we should have the full picture tonight.

But through the course of the afternoon, we'll start hearing some of those Green Party targets and how well they've done.

Also, Wales and Scotland.

And look, there were some reports earlier on.

Again, don't know if this is true as of yet, but certainly it was being reported by major outlets that Eleanor Morgan, Baroness Morgan, the First Minister of Wales, was worried about

potentially losing Hersey I mean Labour have been in power in Wales or the largest party in one way or another since 1920 and if Sir Keir Starmer loses not just out on first place to potentially Plaid Cymru but ends up in third behind Reform UK I mean that is a real disaster and with Scotland you know the SNP government who've been in again since the iPhone was launched I mean they've been in power since God was a boy they are predicted to be the largest party

again.

And they're not exactly particularly popular in Scotland, as you can imagine, with being incumbents for that long.

So I think, Claire, what we'll start to see, as I mentioned, we've got a few MPs come out jittery as of yet.

They'll certainly be talking to colleagues.

I know there are those who the prime minister supports are saying we can't have this sort of doom scrolling through leaders.

That's what tripped the Conservatives up.

But there certainly are live conversations about his suitability to remain in Downing Street.