Second stop of the day Starmer makes another stump speech with Callum Anderson PPC for Buckingham & Bletchley He steps up the Tory attack ‘Have you seen anything from their campaign that suggests chaos and division are not going to be changed by them?’

Excellent payoff - Andrew Neil and Michael Gove Times Radio

Just absolutely wild Boris Johnson could only mention Rishi Sunak once in his speech at this stage in the campaign

Because they want to lose Johnson appears on campaign trail at last – to dance on Sunak’s grave | John Crace theguardian.com/politics/artic…

The polling day 'blackout' is a bit of a mess -Political parties to spend £1m on online ads today, more than in *entire* 2015 election -No TV/radio coverage due to 1950s rule -I can write this on Guardian website but the BBC couldn't put it on its website theguardian.com/politics/artic…

I don’t know what you’ve all been doing today, but spare a thought for Moritz Hauschulz, who travelled from Paris to London carrying a complete stranger’s postal vote. My absolute favourite story of the campaign. theguardian.com/politics/artic…

BREAKING: JONATHAN ASHWORTH HAS LOST HIS SEAT IN LEICESTER SOUTH

In a move that will surprise absolutely no one who knew anything at all about how Keir Starmer operates, David Lammy is the foreign secretary

Missed this remarkable stat yesterday. There is now no Tory MP in Oxfordshire for the first time since **1777**. telegraph.co.uk/politics/2024/…

EXC: Jonathan Ashworth has been made chief executive of Labour Together His defeat in Leicester South by a pro-Palestinian independent candidate was one of the biggest upsets on election night He will now head up the influential Starmerite think tank theguardian.com/politics/artic…

Monday’s GUARDIAN: “PM accused of seeking to copy far right on migration” #TomorrowsPapersToday

NEW - Kemi Badenoch tells Times Radio that maternity pay has "gone too far." “We need to have more personal responsibility. There was a time when there wasn’t any maternity pay and people were having more babies.”

Not to shit on anyone's expectation management operation, but I'm the only person who can see the results whilst the survey is open and I haven't checked them yet.

In her first interview since leaving cabinet, Louise Haigh urges Keir Starmer to avoid “simplistic and naive” response to local elections by lurching to the right. She tells Aletha Adu one of Labour’s problems was that it was “shying away from the battles that we need to have”