Keir Starmer promised “credible hope” for what he described as “a downtrodden Britain” in a speech in Bristol at the start of what will almost certainly be a general election year. The Labour leader said the public were “right to be anti-Westminster” but said the country faced a “year of choice”. www.bbc.co.uk
Keir Starmer promised “credible hope” for what he described as “a downtrodden Britain” in a speech in Bristol at the start of what will almost certainly be a general election year.
The Labour leader said the public were “right to be anti-Westminster” but said the country faced a “year of choice”.
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