Tony Blair urged Labour to set its course before any leadership change.
AFP27 May, 2026 06:37 PM3 mins to readFormer British leader Tony Blair urged his ruling Labour Party to find a "coherent strategy for putting the country back on its feet". Photo / AFPFormer British leader Tony Blair has urged his ruling Labour Party to find a “coherent strategy for putting the country back on its feet”, amid expectations Prime Minister Keir Starmer could soon be ousted.
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