“Lol. Bad”: How Labour MPs feel about Keir Starmer
Politics
United Kingdom
Started April 18, 2026
The Mandeslon scandal is causing consternation in the PLP – again
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“Lol. Bad”: How Labour MPs feel about Keir Starmer
New Statesman (United Kingdom) | Apr 18, 2026
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Keir Starmer's leadership is crucial for restoring Labour's credibility and uniting the party after years of internal strife.
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The Mandeslon scandal highlights ongoing issues within the PLP and undermines Starmer's ability to lead effectively.
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While the Mandeslon scandal raises concerns, it also presents an opportunity for the Labour Party to address internal divisions and move forward.
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The mixed feelings among Labour MPs about Starmer indicate a need for greater transparency and communication within the party.
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Starmer's handling of the Mandeslon scandal reflects a lack of decisive leadership, potentially alienating core party supporters.
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