Well, from what I read on Google News even the British "red top" newspapers are through gritted teeth acknowledging that the Labour party had a very successful conference. Many of their columnists note that the policies put forward are catching the public imagination in that something very different is now on offer.
In the meantime, Theresa May looks isolated with few political allies as Brexit continues to tear her party and her leadership apart. Even today Boris (The Buffoon) Johnson continues to stab May in the back while pressing for a Canadian Brexit style withdraw agreement which all are pointing out would in no way solve the Irish border issue.
However, even without that, does Johnson believe that the electorate would be willing to see him as Prime Minister when through his incompetence as Home Secretary a British women and mother languishes in an Iranian prison without any knowledge of what her future is to be.
In the meantime, this Conservative government puts out "technical notices" on what a no deal Brexit would mean for Britain that places an ever darker cloud over March 2019 with each release of the documents. In that, we need not worry, for as Jacob Reec Mogg informs us we as a nation can crash out of the EU and all will be right in as little as fifty years. However, in the meantime, JRM moves all his investments and those of his millionaire clients into a country remaining in European Union as he states "those investments will be in a more stable environment over the next few years".
In all the above, the Conservative party has made Britain the laughing stock of Europe and the world in that it convinced many to vote to leave the EU and then it became clear the leave leadership had absolutely no idea how that was to be accomplished or any measure of the problems involved.
To many, the Labour Party may have its problems, but it looks to have a far better grip of the problems facing so many working families in Britain and that of Brexit than this backstabbing, squabbling, self-serving, no idea conservative government.