Sir ker stormer “The course must change immediately” or he will go to May, A Labor MP Saying this, it is warned that it is “unavoidable” that the Prime Minister will be forced to leave if the local elections are as bad as it is predicted.
Richard Burgundy, The MP for the Leeds East, also warned that Britain “is facing a real threat for the first time in the history of our country, which I consider to be a far-flung extremist government”, arguing that it is an argument. Prime MinisterDuties to stop “this is happening”.
He told BBC Radio 4’s Today program, “He can only distribute to those who want real changes.
With the increasing concern and disastrous approval ratings in the direction of the Labor Government, the comments of Mr. Bergon, with increasing dissatisfaction between Labor Backbenchers.
Last week, Labor MP Clive Lewis warned Sir Kir that “Peter Mandelson’s appointment was” not even a job “.
UK ambassador to the US was dramatically dismissed on Thursday Amidst the new revelations about his relationship with the guilty pedophile – raising serious questions about the Prime Minister’s decision and leading to the Prime Minister to be the first backbane to publicly call for the Prime Minister to lead Mr. Lewis.
Giving rigorous verdict on Sir Keir’s government, Mr. Bargon said: “I think it is unavoidable that if people predict the May elections and predict the survey of opinion, I think the starrer will go at that time.”
He said: “It seems that we are year -sales in an unpopular government, instead of a year, in a government that is getting rid of conservatives only. We are losing votes on the left. We are going to lose seats on the right side.
“But fundamentally, for me, we face a real danger for the first time in the history of our country, which I consider to be a right extremist government.
He said, “It is the duty of the Prime Minister to prevent this from happening. He can only distribute it to those who want real changes. And if he cannot do so, of course, will have to make a very top change”, he said.
“The Prime Minister needs to change the syllabus immediately. Otherwise, I am sure he will leave next May as it stands.”
Asked if he feels that it is possible for the Prime Minister to change the course, Mr. Bargon said: “It is yet to be seen. I have to say that I am not confident, because the signs are bad, because the back benchers and voters are telling the Prime Minister on major issues that he is wrong, but he did not listen.”
He said: “Listening is an important part of leadership. And without changes in political direction, without changes in political culture, then the Prime Minister, and therefore the government will fail.”
Behind the curtain, many leftist Labor MPs are looking at more and more Manchester Mayor Andy Bernham as a possible alternative to change Sir Kire. There are reports that they are ready to introduce money taxes, nationalize utility companies and end a leadership bid on Downing Street to end two-child profit cap.
Mr. Lewis, MP from Norwich South, who is on the left side of the party, told BBC Radio 4 last week Week in Westminster Program: “You see a labor Prime Minister who feels that he has lost control within the first year.
“This is not the navel. It is thinking about my components, this country, and the fact that the person who is eight points ahead of us is Nigel Faraj. It hurts me.
“It frightens my components, and it hurts many people in this country. We do not have the luxury to take with someone like this that I think, fast, I am sorry to say this, just don’t think for a job.”
To challenge Sir Kir for the leadership of the Labor Party, Mr. Bernham will have to find a parliamentary seat through a by -election. A possible option will be Gorton and Denton seat in Manchester, where MP Andrew Gin has been suspended after sending sexist WhatsApp messages.
Serious questions were raised under the Prime Minister’s leadership after being forced to dismiss Peter Mandelnson on his link with Epstein, despite publicly defending Labor Grandi in PMQS a day earlier.