UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer is fighting to stay on in his role, despite calls from Labour critics for him to step down. After a disastrous set of elections for the party last week, Wes Streeting's allies have told the BBC they expect the health secretary to challenge Starmer's leadership as soon as tomorrow. Four members of his government have already resigned and many more party members are calling for him to step down. But how did we get here? BBC Journalist Jo Crawford and BBC 5 Live’s Matt Chorley explain. Subscribe to our channel here: https://bbc.in/bbcnews For the latest news download the BBC News app or visit BBC.com/news #KeirStarmer #UKPolitics #Labour #LabourParty #BBCNews 0:00 - From victory to crisis 00:47 - Mandelson and U-turns 02:04 - What did he achieve? 02:33 - Who could take over? 05:05 - Threat of Reform
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Difficult to decide what’s more corrupt the government or the bbc 🤷♂️
The day his dad decided not to pull out!
His reaction to Southport was appalling, attacking the people for protesting about worrying for their children's safety then calling Labour's traditional voters far right scum. No wonder people vote for Reform.
it went wrong for him when he started lying and gaslighting the public and smearing them for his own issues
Starmageddon 😅
It went wrong from the very beginning, somthing disingenuous, something off, something of a hidden agenda.
Restore Britain
Where did it go wrong, have you lot not followed his entire time as prime minister? It went wrong from the get go
The election labour tried to cancel, just saying 🤷♀️🤷♀️🤷♀️🤷♀️🤷♀️
Stop paying for propaganda Cancel your TV licence today
Where did it all go wrong, simple he thought he was a dictator and he could do what he wanted, wrong, he will now be remembered as a failure and that is a deserved title.
Do you think Starmer can survive this storm?
Where did it all ho wrong? The day he turned into a cd with Lord Ali.
Lying to win party leadership, instantly taking gifts after taking shots at Tories over it, appointing Mandleson and dodging responsibility, got Mahmood openly wanting surveillance state, pushing for message scanning and if you don't like it you're a predator, cracking down on protests, kicking out the left of the party and showing the rest the door. And now Streeting, the only worse potential replacement I can imagine, being anywhere near leadership. The man is so transparently slimy it's unreal. All overshadowing any positive moves. Starmer having to backtrack on positions means he is very unlikely be be trusted now championing them. It's never ideal replacing a leader, but it's worse keeping one that tanking the party. Any positives being done at risk when they inevitably lose. The only hard question is who can replace him. Especially since he has straight purged any potential competition.
Most exercise I get these days is shaking my head in disbelief
I'm sure the BBC cannot see "..what went wrong..". However, the native, resident, indigenous British public saw it on the day Starmer moved into Downing Street.
He's a Labour PM. Need I say more. Maybe I do, well he made promises Labour cannot keep. He introduced ideas ( Digital ID) which he has no mandate for. Labour put up taxes, failed on inflation, failed on the doctors strike (Streeting), failed on house building, failed on immigration. The biggest failure of all? Not owning it, instead they blame the last government. If they think changing the head when the body is sick will change anything, then they are deluded too.
His reaction to the Southport massacre when he labelled tens of millions of indigenous British people "far right" showed his true colours. It's not racist to want to protect your own children, the Indigenous British people want to secure their own identity, culture, history and future. Unvetted illegal immigration and uncontrolled legal immigration is destroying Britain.
He betrayed the people of this country, hes a wrongan, simple
Why do Political Parties make the same mistakes over and over again. Politicians need to remember that they called serve the nation not their own chiefdoms (policies not personality). Has the Labour Party not learnt any from years of watching the Conservative Party self destruct. Here we go again ….