Labour has 'no coherent plan' for country, says Blair

Former Prime Minister Tony Blair criticized the current Labour leadership under Sir Keir Starmer, stating that the party lacks a coherent plan for the country as it approaches the next election. Blair's remarks come amid growing concerns about Starmer's ability to lead the party effectively following significant electoral losses.

The criticism from Blair highlights a deepening crisis within the Labour Party, as many members and affiliated unions express doubts about Starmer's leadership and his capacity to guide the party to success in future elections.

This situation reflects broader tensions within the party, as internal dissent grows over Starmer's strategies and direction, particularly after losing control of numerous councils and seats to rival parties, raising questions about the party's future and its electoral viability.