On Monday, Keir Starmer tried to salvage his embattled leadership with a large number about the EU, nationalizations, and the fight against Reform UK. But the speech also sparked new calls for her resignation within the Labour Party—and strong reactions following the announcement that the government wants to prevent foreign activists from traveling to Tommy Robinson’s demonstration in London.
The speech was prompted by the left-wing Labour Party’s disastrous results in the local elections, in which the party lost hundreds of seats while at the same time Nigel FarageReform UK made significant gains in several former Labour strongholds. Keir Starmer admitted himself that the decision had been ”tough, very tough” and said:
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