Show 339. *Local Election Results Bonus Episode with Greg Cook*
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Psephologist extraordinaire Greg Cook returns to analyse the election results and break down what they mean.
Are Labour heading for a victory? If so, could they win a landslide?
Does the Tories winning Tees Valley mean as much as they claim as does?
Does this feel like 1995, heading into 1997?
All the big questions answered!
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