Keir Starmer, the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, is facing significant unpopularity just two years after leading the Labour Party to a historic victory in the 2024 elections. With over 90 MPs calling for his resignation and local council election losses, Starmer's leadership is under scrutiny amid rising inflation and dissatisfaction with government policies.

• 01The Labour Party won 411 seats in the 2024 elections, marking one of its best results in over a century, yet with only a 34% vote share, the lowest for a ruling party in the UK.
• 02Starmer's government has seen over 1,200 council seat losses in local elections, with the Reform Party gaining over 1,300 seats.
• 03Inflation remains a concern for the UK, contributing to public discontent despite some economic improvements.
• 04Starmer's ties with the US have been complicated by the appointment of Peter Mandelson as Ambassador, whose past associations have drawn criticism.
• 05The Labour government's decision to cut winter fuel payment beneficiaries sparked outrage and was partially reversed in response to public backlash.

The ongoing political instability and dissatisfaction with government policies could lead to significant shifts in local governance and public services.