Labour leader insists he will still be prime minister next year despite his party trailing Farage’s Reform UK in the polls and expected to suffer heavy losses in May’s elections
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Labour leader insists he will still be prime minister next year despite his party trailing Farage’s Reform UK in the polls and expected to suffer heavy losses in May’s elections
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Prime minister facing disastrous elections in Scotland, Wales and England next year as his party trails Nigel Farage’s Reform UK…
Keir Starmer received a huge reception from the party faithful as he gave his most impassioned speech yet as leader
Sir Keir also insisted he will still be in No 10 by 2027 despite growing discontent among Labour backbenchers
The prime minister said that discussions around his leadership amounted to time-wasting
Union boss Matt Wrack warned that the PM ‘can never out-Farage Farage’ as the government attempt to win back votes lost to Reform…
Labour’s deputy prime minister David Lammy cautioned his party – trailing Nigel Farage’s Reform UK in the polls – could be forced…
