UK local elections: “Starmer must address voters’ frustration over change”
UK local elections: ‘Starmer must address voters’ frustration over change’
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British Prime Minister Keir Starmer is under growing pressure after Labour suffered major setbacks in local elections across England, while also struggling in Wales and Scotland as Reform UK continued to gain support. The results have raised fresh questions about Starmer’s leadership, less than two years after leading Labour back into government. FRANCE 24’s Gavin Lee speaks to James Lyons, who served under Starmer in Downing Street and previously worked as political editor at the Daily Mirror and The Sunday Times.
Produced by Gavin Lee, Alessandro Xenos, Théophile Vareille, Guillaume Gougeon and Daniel Whittington
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James Lyons has been pushing this agenda for a while now.