Show Notes
As Keir Starmer reels from Labour’s election losses, where do the public stand on the Prime Minister and a potential leadership challenge? We also have a post-election Q&A, answering the questions emailed in by our listeners.
In this episode: How have the major parties and their leaders emerged from last week’s elections? The latest public opinion on Labour Party chaos: does the public think Starmer should resign and who do they want to replace him? Restore versus Reform: is Great Yarmouth a portent for Farage? Divided councils: what does No Overall Control mean for councils such as Birmingham and West Sussex? What do the votes in Scotland and Wales tell us about independence and devolution?
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