Lessons of Labour's by-election victories

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

61% : A strong Reform UK vote at the general election would drive an opposition Tory Party even further to the right -- and Labour's failure to confront anti-immigrant poison, combined with its lack of policies to tackle falling living standards, provides fertile ground for a resurgent and dangerous far right.
55% : Rising costs, especially for essential energy, food and housing, which outstrip wages are one huge factor, the palpable deterioration in services from the NHS to transport another.
50% : We need political change to address these, but Labour policy on public spending, service privatisation and tax is too similar to existing government policy to do so.

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