Millions of voters are going to the polls to pick their representatives in the Scottish Parliament, the Welsh Senedd, and in a third of English local councils' seats, including all of London.
Reform and the Greens (and, I might say, hopefully, the Lib Dems!) are expected to pick up lots of council seats, whilst the still-unpopular Conservatives are bracing for losses.
But Labour is facing something like an electoral Armageddon, with voters punishing the party for 20 months of government that – trying to keep my neutral hat on – does seem to have been at best disappointing, and perhaps shambolic and chaotic at worst.
Instead of politicising Henry Nowak's death ...
We have all been deeply moved by the dreadful murder of student Henry Nowak in Southampton. His murderer, a British …