‘The day Boris blew up’: Newspapers react to historic election results
The Express pinned the win on a 'Brexit bounce' while the Times says the PM is eyeing a 'decade in power'.
The Express pinned the win on a 'Brexit bounce' while the Times says the PM is eyeing a 'decade in power'.
Labour, in contrast, attracted just 32 per cent of the vote.
Tiger Patel beat the incumbent councillor by more than 100 votes after a campaign video showed him giving peace signs next to X-rated graffiti.
"Strange times when the headline about Aliens being demons is the most sensible part of the front page."
£320m would cover a year's employment costs for 8,800 nurses, 7,500 police officers or 5,600 teachers.
The majority is concrete proof that people "don't give a sh*t" about how corrupt their prime minister is.
A 30-foot inflatable model of Boris Johnson was erected in Hartlepool after the town turned blue for the first time in its 47-year-old history.
The party declared a "truly historic result" after Jill Mortimer secured a 6,940 majority. Labour held the seat in 2019 with a majority of 3,595.
They sent gunboats to monitor the island today. If only they protected free school meals which such vigour.
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