Keir Starmer, Labour
Labour had to be turned ‘inside out and backwards’ after poll defeats – Starmer
Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer said he had to turn the party “inside out and backwards” after it lost four consecutive general elections. During a question and answer session with port workers on Teesside, he was asked by Unite union convenor Mark Hannon about how the party had a “condescending approach” to working class voters in the past.
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