When will Keir Starmer leave Downing Street? Labour braces for an election catastrophe
Labour faces potentially catastrophic losses in Thursday's elections to English councils and the Welsh and Scottish parliaments, with forecasts suggesting they could lose over 1,500 councillors in England. If the results are as bad as predicted, Sir Keir Starmer may face calls to leave Downing Street.
Labour is bracing for significant losses in the upcoming elections to English councils and the Welsh and Scottish parliaments. The party could lose more than 1,500 councillors in England, with Reform and the Greens potentially gaining ground. In Scotland, Labour is facing its 'worst ever' defeat, with a possible vote share as low as 15% and just 13 of 129 seats. Welsh Labour has been in power since devolution, but faces challenges from Reform UK. If the results are as bad as forecast, Sir Keir Starmer may face calls to resign as Prime Minister. The potential losses are attributed to various factors, including Labour's policies and the rise of Reform and the Greens.
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