The Conservative Party in Britain is at risk of a major defeat in the upcoming general election, with polls indicating a significant loss.

Local elections on May 2 will serve as a barometer for the Conservative Party's current popularity, with predictions of potentially losing up to half of their council seats.

Currently, the Tories trail the Labour Party by more than 20 points, showcasing a dramatic downturn from their success in 2021.

Internal strife and factional disputes within the Conservative Party threaten its stability, with little expectation of immediate remedial action before the general election.

The Conservative Party may be shifting towards a more extreme right-wing position, mirroring the Republican Party's shift under Donald Trump.

In contrast, the Labour Party, led by Keir Starmer, is gaining ground by moving toward the center and appealing to voters disenchanted with the Tories.

The Conservative Party is potentially facing its most severe defeat in recent history, prompting a crisis about its identity and direction.