Kevin Schofield is Politics Editor of HuffPost UK.
Keir Starmer is surrounded by Police as he leaves Chatham House in London after delivering a speech on the situation in the Middle East, while demonstrators protest outside.may not lose a single seat even if thousands who backed the party in 2019 decide not to do so next year.Starmer has faced a furious backlash from within his party after he rejected calls to back a ceasefire in the conflict.
“Given that 77% of voting Muslims voted Labour in 2019, a drop to 45% against a general national swing towards Labour would be dramatic. Luke Tryl, More in Common’s UK director, said: “Politicians need to show they are listening to the concerns of all communities to ensure this doesn’t become an irreparably divisive issue here at home.
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