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The Coronation of King Charles III
The S&P are around mid to high 30s, in percentage terms. Conservatives are down around 15 to 18%, depending on which polls you look at. On those current numbers, Labour would gain significant amount of seats. So it blows that election even a little bit more wide open if they can sustain that. But let's not count out the S&P yet. Voters are pretty open-minded. They're still getting used to the new leader. Yes, this is not his best start, but he has also got opportunities to create his agenda and his image for the Scottish public. It certainly does mean that for the first time since 2010, we could be looking at a competitive field
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