Starmer's Christmas Crunch: Cost of Living, Plunging Polls & Reform Rumblings
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Starmer's Christmas Crunch: Cost of Living, Plunging Polls & Reform Rumblings
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Keir Starmer wrapped up a bruising year with his Christmas message on December 25, recorded in 10 Downing Street and shared via his official YouTube channel, where he vowed tackling the cost of living is his top priority amid Britons skipping meals and cutting heat, as Sky News reported. Sky News detailed how he acknowledged hardship hits harder at Christmas, urging folks to reach out to neighbors and thanking NHS heroes, emergency services, armed forces, and volunteers serving the lonely, while The Independent highlighted his call for everyone to do their bit. No public appearances popped up since, but TalkTVs Plank of the Year on December 27 roasted him as Britains most unpopular prime minister ever, blaming winter fuel cuts, tax U-turns, and broken no-tax-rise pledges from the budget, with panelists branding him the king of U-turns over scrapping the two-child benefit cap after whipping rebel MPs. Gossip swirls of Chancellor Rachel Reeves eyeing his job with open threats and job offers, per the shows chatter, though unconfirmed. TUC boss Paul Nowak warned Sky News that Starmer must pump cash into workers pockets in 2026 or watch Reform UK surge, citing TUC research on voter disillusionment. The National mused on his shaky spot with no election till 2029 but looming May poll wipeouts in Wales and Scotland, plus Reform scandals not denting Farage enough. Starmer popped before the Liaison Committee last week defending his record, Mariana Mazzucato noted on Substack, amid HR buzz on the Employment Rights Bill getting royal assent. Social media blasts his message as tone-deaf, with TalkTV clips racking views calling him a disgrace. No fresh business deals surfaced, but these economic jabs could scar his bio long-term as Labour fumes over stagnant growth and Reeves tax flubs.
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