progress here. elsewhere in the west midlands, there has been a lot of focus on the former redwall seats, in the black country, big, urban areasjust outside of in the black country, big, urban areas just outside of birmingham. because they were up by thirds, i keep telling people this, we were not expecting to see huge shifts. we were not expecting. the maths meant that labour was not going to sweep in and take control, take control back of some councils like dudley and walsall. just to give you an update on some of the results we had overnight, labour retain control in roehampton and coventry. dudley, very much still in conservative control. that is one of the areas that really went blue in terms of parliamentary votes. but labour are having their best result there since 2016. so, maybe a little green shoots for the labour party in party in dudley. in sandwell as well. this is an interesting one. west brom, the former stomping ground of tom watson, former deputy leader. that