Because it had all the legions of supporters and all the feel-good choreography of a man who had just been sent back to Downing Street with 400 MPs by the public and not just by one constituency in the north.

Yeah, well, I mean, the thing is he has enormous support from the entirety of his parliamentary party.

And I think it's an interesting reason why he has a lot of support.

If you go back to the local elections earlier this year, the Labour Party did very, very poorly.

I think this is part of the background that isn't necessarily mentioned as often as it might otherwise be.

The Labour Party got around 17% projected national votes in those local elections.

It was one behind the Green Party.

Because it has democratic