Reform councillors admit they don’t know what they’re doing

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Kirklees Council reached a standstill following a turbulent annual meeting that ended with the postponement of key votes, leaving the authority without a leader or a clear majority. This was the council’s first full session since Reform UK emerged as the largest group - however, the vote was abandoned after some new councillors, including Reform leader Sarah Wood, admitted they didn't understand all the rules. 0:01 | James O'Brien reacts to the chaotic meeting. 4:01 | Robert Jenrick says the media is 'playing a game'. 4:58 | Councillor Tanisha Bramwell, who was at the meeting, explains why she appeared so angry. 8:38 | Matthew Wright says he has 'some sympathy' for the Reform councillors. 8:58 | Journalist David Maddox says 'local government is not easy.' Listen to the full show on the all-new LBC App: https://app.af.lbc.co.uk/btnc/thenewlbcapp #jamesobrien #reform #LBC #reform #reformuk #nigelfarage #farage #ukpolitics #uknews LBC is the home of live debate around news and curren

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