What now for Labour? Sir Keir Starmer has opened the door to a potential coalition deal with the Liberal Democrats, and the party is feeling more confident when it comes to Scotland 🔎 RichardVaughan1, ChaplainChloe and ChrisGreenNews report
It comes amid growing discontent among MPs over the performance of key members of his top team, who have failed to land significant blows on their opposite numbers and struggling to cut through with the public.
But sources close to Sir Keir said a rejig of his top team was not a current priority for the Labour leader, and party insiders denied that it was ever nailed on as a plan. Sir Keir, who has faced criticism for failing to sell a clear “vision” needed to win a landslide victory, will focus on landing his policy messaging with voters.
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