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Not really. If that number is based on 2015, 140 of those had already been lost since then, so not really a "new" loss. They actually now have 708 fewer than they did the day before the election. Seems the fairest way to measure it.

Ah, that's different. I prefer to see a direct comparison with how it actually was when the election was called, not 4 years ago.

Is that losses minus gains? And is it based on councils at dissolution or at last election?

Tories reach the overall 700 losses mark.