As polls closed in Hartlepool on Thursday night, Sir Keir Starmer and his closest aides spoke to discuss the impending result and how to handle the fallout. They were resigned to a defeat but had not anticipated its scale.
“Our vote is holding up,” one official in the town messaged late on Thursday, in a view relayed to Starmer by Baroness Chapman of Darlington, his political director. “The problem is that the Brexit Party is folding into the Tories.”
Yet as Starmer watched the result come through from his north London home, just after seven o’clock the following morning, it was soon apparent that this was not the only problem.
Not only had the Tories scooped up almost all the Brexit Party votes of 2019
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