Liz Truss is plotting her comeback
The UK Labour Party is preparing for crucial local elections in May, with concerns about the party's performance and the potential for leadership changes. Cabinet ministers are defending Prime Minister Keir Starmer, arguing that the party's progress is slow but significant, and that Starmer can survive the challenges ahead.
The UK Labour Party is facing crucial elections in May. The party is bracing for heavy losses after a devastating defeat in a recent by-election. Cabinet ministers are defending Prime Minister Keir Starmer, arguing that the party's progress is slow but significant. They point to upcoming employment rights and renters' rights acts as evidence of the party's radical changes. The Hillsborough Law, a key promise of Starmer's premiership, is also expected to be introduced later in the year. Starmer's loyalists are urging the party not to lose nerve and to continue with their mission.
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