Keir Starmer is FAILING admits senior Labour MP – as PM faces civil war over party’s deputy leadership

Today, a senior deputy deputy, Sir Keir Starmer’s first ruling year in the ‘work does not seem to work’ he made an assessment.

Dame Emily Thornberry, a former Minister of Shadow, hit the ‘mistakes’ by the Prime Minister and accused the leadership of his party of ‘not listening’.

Sir Keir, this weekend Angela Rayner’s resignation as Deputy Prime Minister and Housing Secretary, after the resignation of the government made a wildly reorganization.

Ms. Rayner also left Labour’s leader after the adoption of tears that she did not pay enough taxes for the purchase of her new apartment.

This means that he is facing the possibility of a painful Labor Party leadership competition while trying to put Sir Keir’s administration back.

Dame Emily said that BBC was thinking about an offer for the leadership assistant deputy this morning, speaking on Sunday with the Laura Kuensberg show.

Meanwhile, the Mayor of Manchester Andy Burnham threw the support of the two old ministers who had an ally and asked Sir Keir’s ‘reset’ of London -based ‘management’.

Mr. Burnham has long been launched by Sir Keir if he returns to Westminster, his rival for a long time.

Dame Emily Thornberry, a former Minister of Shadow, hit the ‘mistakes’ by the Prime Minister and accused the leadership of his party of ‘not listening’.

Angela Rayner left Labour’s leader after the adoption of tears that he did not pay enough taxes for the purchase of his new apartment.

Dame Emily said that the Prime Minister’s first year was a ‘mixed picture’ because Sir Keir praised Sir Keir’s performance in international performance, but claimed that it failed in Turkey.

“ Is not a very mixed picture? We do it internationally very well and our posture is much higher; We went back to the international stage, ” he said.

But at home, things don’t seem to work. We have great things we do, but it seems like nobody knows it.

‘The highest wage growth, to build some houses, actually invest in green energy.

‘All these things seem to hear bright successes, no one seems to hear it – they hear mistakes.’

Dame Emily, President of the House of Commons Foreign Affairs Committee, warned that the Labor Party could not continue to make mistakes due to the threat of Nigel Farage Reform reform.

“We went to 20 percent in surveys from being a great gift from the British people of the majority,” he added.

‘And in the next election, we will get the biggest struggle of our lives against Farage.

‘The last thing we want is to go from a position that is thought to be for two periods to deliver our country to Farage.’

Dame Emily accused the government of ‘not listening to goodwill people who want the party to succeed’.

“I think we need to do more because of this because I think the answers are there, but I think we need to continue to listen and learn from the public, ” he added.

Andy Burnham, the Mayor of Manchester, fired his support behind the two old ministers who were ally and asked Sir Keir’s ‘London -based’ management ‘reset’.

Islington South and Finsbury deputy, Labor’un an offer for the leadership assistant ‘thinking’ said.

Orum I think that’s the question of what I can bring to him, ”he said.

“ What is important is what you bring; Do you have strong aspects, do you have experience, can you actually make a difference? I have to think about this. ‘

However, Mr. Burnham argued that one of his region should take Labour’s deputy leader Rayner to fight the government of the government ‘London centered’.

The Mayor of Manchester, the Mayor of Manchester, left Louise Haigh, who left as a delivery secretary in November, and Lucy Powell, who was dismissed by Sir Keir on Friday as a joint leader.

Both Mrs. Haigh and Mrs Powell have previously supported Mr. Burnham in 2015, in a failed proposal to become a worker leader.

Mr. Burnam told BBC: ‘Frankly, I’m prejudiced, but I think one of these episodes will be great.

‘Louise Haight, probably Lucy Powell, I think she did a bright job in the government.

‘I think this is what he needs, you know, the voice of the party, the voice of the members and then to resist the London centered, we must hear the sound of our communities behind it.

‘And I can say broader, I think the government needs to be a little reset, you know, I am here to support and work with the new cabinet and ministry team.

But I think, you know, our way of doing something must be a reset.

If the government says he’il do something, he’s got to just. It is not right for us to have negotiations about the Hillsborough law, for example, in my opinion, unfair to the families of Hillsborough.

“ You know, this is a moment to get some shares, reset and then be more powerful as a team of workers. ‘