Battered but still standing, the British PM lacks a credible rival – while voters, exhausted by crisis, keep demanding change
The UK has had eight Prime Minister’s this century, with most serving after Brexit and for an average of two years. Sir Keir Starmer is deeply unpopular and the public (and some in his party) want him to resign.
This is not the first challenge to Starmer, but Labour’s slump in recent local elections – to English councils, the Scottish Parliament, and Welsh Assembly – is especially bruising.
For the first time ever, Labour lost control of Wales, one of its traditional heartlands. Despite finishing joint second with Reform…
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