Starmer's year isn't going to plan – and the coming weeks could shape Britain for decades
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UK Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer faces a series of crises that could have long-term consequences for the country. The coming weeks, including local elections and polls in Scotland and Wales, could shape the future of Britain and define Starmer's place in history.
Sir Keir Starmer's year is not going as planned. He faces pressure to allow new oil and gas extraction in the North Sea due to rising energy costs. The Labour party is also under attack from the Conservatives and Reform UK. Local elections on May 7 could be a referendum on Starmer's leadership. Labour is behind in polls in Wales and Scotland, where elections to the parliaments will also take place. The party's poor performance could lead to calls for a new leader.
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