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Nearly half of Labour voters want Keir Starmer to step down: The Times
Nearly half of Labour voters want Sir Keir Starmer to resign, with only 34% supporting his leadership into the next election, according to a YouGov poll of 2,100 people.
- This past week a YouGov poll of 2,100 for The Times found almost half of Labour voters want Sir Keir Starmer out by the next election.
- Facing falling ratings, Labour now confronts plummeting support and consistently trails Reform amid Downing Street chaos after figures accused Wes Streeting of plotting, while cost of living remains the top voter concern.
- The YouGov breakdown shows 23% of Labour voters want Sir Keir Starmer to quit now, 22% want him to stand down before the next election, and 34% support him to lead.
- Sir Keir Starmer, Prime Minister and Labour leader, insisted in a Daily Mirror interview that he will lead the next election, saying "Yes, I will", while Rachel Reeves, Chancellor, prepares an unpopular budget next Wednesday.
- Looking toward May's local elections, significant numbers of Labour MPs warn Sir Keir could face a leadership challenge as national polling puts Labour on 19% and Reform on 27%.
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Keir Starmer vows he'll lead Labour into next election as he slams 'wasted' time on rows - The Mirror
The Prime Minister hit out at time-wasting rows over party leadership and said bearing down on cost of living pressures clobbering families was his top priority
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Wes Streeting had to say he’s more Joe Marler than Jonathan Ross after Number 10 started briefing he was plotting to oust Sir Keir Starmer. Westminster has been full of Traitors analogies after a chaotic week which ended with the prime minister apologising to his health secretary. Harriet tells Beth and Ruth how it all went down within Labour – and she warns the Faithfuls (as they describe themselves) are getting fed up. It was a tricky week at …
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Leaning Left1Leaning Right2Center2Last UpdatedBias Distribution40% Center, 40% Right
Bias Distribution
- 40% of the sources are Center, 40% of the sources lean Right
40% Right
L 20%
C 40%
R 40%
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