Labour MPs demand Starmer change course after humiliating byelection loss

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Keir Starmer is facing internal pressure after Labour's humiliating byelection loss in Gorton and Denton, where the Green Party candidate, Hannah Spencer, overturned a 13,000 Labour majority. The defeat, in a traditionally Labour area, has prompted calls for Starmer to change course to address the loss of left-leaning voters. Some within the party suggest Starmer could face a leadership challenge after upcoming elections in May if Labour's performance doesn't improve. While Starmer has dismissed the Green Party's victory as unreplicable in a general election, some Labour figures are urging immediate action to address the party's declining support. The byelection result has intensified concerns about Starmer's leadership and Labour's future prospects.
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