Local Elections Special: Labour's 1968 Battering at the Polls
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Local Elections Special: Labour's 1968 Battering at the Polls
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As millions of voters across the United Kingdom head to the polls this week, Lee and Richard discuss one of the worst local election results ever for a government. In 1968, Labour suffered a near wipe-out in large parts of London and was almost wholly rejected by voters in many English and Scottish cities. Why was Harold Wilson and his party so unpopular? What were the consequences for Wilson's leadership? And what are the parallels for Keir Starmer today? These questions, and others, are discussed in this episode.
In this episode, the following books are mentioned:
‘Stanley Baldwin’ by G. M. Young.
'The Cancelled Prime Minister: The Extraordinary Rise and Tragic Fall of Ramsay MacDonald' by Walter Reid. Available at: https://uk.bookshop.org/a/16406/9781805265306
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