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Hi there, it's Dan Snow. My podcast History is currently sponsored by Ridley Scott's new action

epic film Napoleon, starring Wackeem Phoenix and Vanessa Kirby in cinemas now.

It's here at last folks.

It's a sumptuous, wild fantastical depiction of the life of Napoleon.

This genius commander who won victories from Portugal to the pyramids and the gates of Moscow.

The movie tracks the kind of relentless journey of Napoleon Bonaparte to the pinnacle of power.

Through the prism of his addictives his volatile relationship with his one true love Josephine

You get the politics you get the romance

But against the backdrop of some of the most extraordinary battle sequences I've ever seen film.

This movie is an event.

You're going to want to see it on the biggest screen possible.

Book tickets to see Napoleon in Cinemas and I'm Stephen. We look back at the local elections. And we ask, how is life different if you're in a small party?

Stephen, do we have to talk about the local elections? Yes, they're an exciting

important event with lots of implications for how people are governed locally

and also you know they give us some window into voter behavior.

Okay I'm going to tell you what my takeaway was and you tell me whether or not it's true.

Conceptives did really badly so what they ended up with over a thousand

councillors lost? Yeah up with over a thousand

councillors lost yeah significantly more like a thousand three hundred or

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