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The annual local elections in Britain are closely scrutinised for the clues they offer about the current state of public opinion.  The 2008 contests attracted particular attention.  The governing Labour party recorded its worst local election performance for 40 years; the Conservative opposition its best since John Major's electoral honeymoon in 1992.  These elections, and other evidence, appear to have shifted the political narrative so that a Conservative victory at the next general election (due before mid-2010) is now seen as increasingly possible.

The Demise of New Labour? The British 'Mid-Term' Elections of 2008