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impact but would also make it difficult to stay in post. So far, Sarwar is the only one to have done so. 3. --- ## 3. The men and women in grey suits Rather than stage
Labour Party is expected to lose hundreds of council seats, and face challenging national elections in Scotland and Wales. Over the weekend there was also widespread speculation about possible leadership challenges. The government points
Brexit. Meanwhile, the Greens undermined Labour’s progressive base with mayoralty wins in Hackney and Lewisham. Soft left members of the parliamentary Labour party believe Starmer should see the losses, and the fragmentation of politics
Brexit-backing area held by Labour since 1974. The council's current Labour leader, Michael Mordey, [recently told the Times he was](https://www.thetimes.com/uk/politics/article/sunderland-council-may-local-elections-gbl7v3p7b) "absolutely terrified, if I'm honest" about the prospect