- Former transport secretary Louise Haigh stated that Sir Keir Starmer cannot lead the Labour Party to the next election unless the current Government implements “significant and urgent change”.
- Haigh, a senior member of the soft left Tribune group of Labour MPs, was asked about the current Prime Minister's leadership.
- She praised the Prime Minister's “incredible job” on the international stage amidst global instability and war, stressing the importance of his success for constituents' livelihoods.
- Haigh concluded that without substantial and swift change from the Government, the Prime Minister cannot lead the country into another election.
- Sir Keir Starmer declared his intention to continue as Prime Minister despite Labour suffering significant losses in local elections across the country.
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