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UK Labour set to surpass 1997 landslide in election: poll

UK Labour set to surpass 1997 landslide in election: poll

  • Such a scenario would see its leader Keir Starmer replace the Conservatives’ Rishi Sunak as prime minister
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Senior Labour official admits Gaza has cost party votes in local elections

Senior Labour official admits Gaza has cost party votes in local elections

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