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We have seen a huge shift in public sentiment over the last week in the UK. Local elections took place and the two main parties (Labour and Conservative) did not do well. A relatively new party (Reform) took the majority of the seats on offer. So what has happened to shift the public away from the two party system that has been embedded for years?
the hot button topic if immigration and especially illegal immigration and border control. This has been badly mishandled by both Conservative and Labour, allowing the new kid on the block to offer a route forward.
I discuss the reasons I believe the public mood has shifted and the reality of immigration in the UK currently.
We have seen a huge shift in public sentiment over the last week in the UK. Local elections took place and the two main parties (Labour and Conservative) did not do well. A relatively new party (Reform) took the majority of the seats on offer. So what has happened to shift the public away from the two party system that has been embedded for years?
the hot button topic if immigration and especially illegal immigration and border control. This has been badly mishandled by both Conservative and Labour, allowing the new kid on the block to offer a route forward.
I discuss the reasons I believe the public mood has shifted and the reality of immigration in the UK currently.
