John Curtice

And that was, you know, die hard, that's Diane Abbott, that's die hard, red Labour stuff.

Now, it's just one result.

Obviously, we're still waiting on lots of London.

They didn't, you know, interestingly enough, they didn't take the places like Hammersmith and

And Ealing and some of the places in sort of West London that we were talking about, you know, Labour did hang on there.

And I think that they will, you know, you were asking last night, where does Kiss Dama go to celebrate?

I guess that's where, right?

There are a few places in.

in West London that looked quite perilous for Labour at the beginning of this election.

And they firmed up.

But we still don't know the rest of the country.

OK, let me say one other thing on that, because I think the same applies to reform now.

If you look at where reform has done really well on the sort of northwest parts of England.

Right.

They are socially economic labour kind of strongholds.

Right.

So labour must say reform now must be thinking, what am I doing with Generic?

What am I doing with Suella?

What am I doing with Zahawi?

All these people that they just imported from the Tories.