Labour has launched a spoof Netflix platform with a series of attack videos cataloguing the chaos of 14 years of Tory rule.
On the anniversary of the Tories coming to power at the 2010 general election, Labour will release videos every day this week digging into the records of the last five Prime Ministers. The five-part series, named "Chaos and Decline", is being released on "Conflix", a mock Netflix platform offering disaster movies like "The Mini Budget" and "Impossible Mission: Retirement".
Starting with David Cameron's austerity years, the series will run through the Brexit chaos under Theresa May, the sleaze and scandal of Boris Johnson, Liz Truss's economy-crashing stint in No10 and finally Rishi Sunak's desperate attempts to cling to power.
It comes as the Tories plunged into fresh acrimony over their local elections drubbing, which saw the party lose nearly 500 council seats and the prized West Midlands mayoralty. Labour seized Blackpool South from the Conservatives in a Commons by-election - and inflicted a blow on Mr Sunak by winning the York and North Yorkshire by-election in his own back yard. But there was a glimmer of light for the Tories in Tees Valley, where incumbent Ben Houchen was re-elected.
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In the programme on the Mirror's YouTube channel, familiar faces from across political spectrum will do battle with reporter Sophie Huskisson. At the same time they will face questions on who they are, what they stand for and why they became a politician.
In a relaxed tell-all chat over games including Kerplunk, Jenga and Snakes and Ladders, we hear about how they manage their work-life-balance, how they deal with social media trolls and about some of their worst and best times in Westminster.
Party Games is available now on the Mirror’s YouTube channel with new episodes every Monday at 6pm.
Shadow Paymaster General Jonathan Ashworth said: “The Tory chaos over the last 14 years has been like a tragic soap opera where every episode brings more psycho drama, scandals, and broken promises. There is a real cost to this, and it’s paid by the British people every day."
“At every opportunity these five prime ministers put Conservative internal politics first and country second. Now they’re asking for another five years on the air with a Prime Minister who is a product of this exact chaos and who is willing to repeat the Truss-style economic catastrophe with his £46 billion threat to the state pension. After 14 long years of Tory chaos, the country needs change.”
The first episode of Chaos and Decline will be released here at 12pm, with other episodes daily.