Welsh Labour leader admits Keir Starmer is ‘an issue on the doorstep’ as party braces for heavy election defeat

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Welsh Labour leader admits Keir Starmer is ‘an issue on the doorstep' as party braces for heavy election defeat.

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The Welsh Labour leader has admitted Sir Keir Starmer is "an issue on the doorstep" as the party braces to potentially lose control of the Senedd after 27 years in power.Baroness Morgan of Ely, who leads Welsh Labour, warned the Prime Minister could bear responsibility for what is expected to be a disastrous result in Thursday's elections.Current polling puts Labour in third place behind both Plaid Cymru and Reform UK in the race for the 96-seat Welsh parliament.Asked whether protest votes against the Prime Minister could hand power to rival parties, Lady Morgan told The Telegraph: "There is a danger that could happen." TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say The First Minister - who is herself predicted to lose her seat - also delivered her strongest criticism yet of Sir Keir's leadership.She declined to back him remaining party leader beyond "this point in time", though insisted removing him immediately would not be "helpful" for Labour.Pressed on whether Sir Keir would still lead the...

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A: Welsh Labour leader admits Keir Starmer is ‘an issue on the doorstep' as party braces for heavy election defeat.

B: The Welsh Labour leader has admitted Sir Keir Starmer is "an issue on the doorstep" as the party braces to potentially lose control of the Senedd after 27 years in power.Baroness Morgan of Ely, who leads Welsh Labour, warned the Prime Minister could bear responsibility for what is expected to be a disastrous result in Thursday's elections.Current polling puts Labour in third place behind both Plaid Cymru and Reform UK in the race for the 96-seat Welsh parliament.Asked whether protest votes against the Prime Minister could hand power to rival parties, Lady Morgan told The Telegraph: "There is a danger that could happen." TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say The First Minister - who is herself predicted to lose her seat - also delivered her strongest criticism yet of Sir Keir's leadership.She declined to back him remaining party leader beyond "this point in time", though insisted removing him immediately would not be "helpful" for Labour.Pressed on whether Sir Keir would still lead the...