A report using research from a senior pollster has raised concerns that Labour leader Keir Starmer's failure to demonstrate clear values is driving away progressive voters, with the party set to face potentially dismal election results in May.
The report, which has sparked fears for Labour's electoral prospects, suggests that Starmer's leadership style and lack of strong values have contributed to a decline in support among progressive voters.
Labour is bracing itself for a tough outcome in the May elections, with the party facing significant challenges in England, Wales, and Scotland.
According to the report, Starmer's failure to connect with progressive voters is a major factor in Labour's decline, with many feeling that the party has lost its way under his leadership.
Labour has faced criticism for its stance on various issues, including its handling of the economy and its approach to social justice.
The party's performance in the May elections will be closely watched, with many analysts predicting a dismal outcome.