Labour suffer in Scotland after local elections

The SNP secured a strong position in Scotland, avoiding a coalition with Labour. Labour experienced mixed results, maintaining some key areas but losing others, while the Conservatives made unexpected gains in Scotland and local councils. In London, Sadiq Khan was poised to end Conservative control, despite attempts to link the election to Jeremy Corbyn. Overall, both major parties faced challenges, with no clear victory.

What was the outcome for the SNP in the recent elections?

• They fell short of a majority but did not seek a coalition.

• They formed a coalition with Scottish Labour.

• They achieved a clear majority.

• They lost to the Conservative Party.

How did Labour perform in the English local elections?

• They lost all key marginals.

• They failed to win any new seats.

• They gained control of several councils.

• They lost hundreds of seats.

What was the impact of the local elections on Jeremy Corbyn's leadership?

• It stopped an immediate revolt but increased pressure.

• It had no impact on his leadership.

• It strengthened his position significantly.

• It led to an immediate revolt against him.

What was the surprising outcome for the Conservatives in Scotland?

• They became the largest party.

• They became the second biggest party.

• They lost all their seats.

• They formed a coalition with the SNP.

What was the focus of the mayoral election in London?

• The Conservatives tried to make it about Jeremy Corbyn.

• It was focused on local council issues.

• It was primarily about economic policies.

• The election was centered around Brexit.