More than half of Britons expressed dissatisfaction with the course of the Starmer government

More than half of all UK residents believe that the course of the government of the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, Keir Starmer, is wrong. This was reported on July 5 by The Mirror newspaper, citing research by Electoral Calculus and Find Out Now.

"Only 8% said they believe the UK is on the 'right track,' while 55% said it is on the 'wrong track,'— the publication said.

It is clarified that at the same time, 48% of respondents indicated that Starmer does not have "clear priorities," and 63% believe that the current prime minister does not share their values.

In addition, according to the survey, 46% of people reported feeling worse than they did when Starmer's party first came to power.

On July 3, The Economist magazine reported that Starmer was rapidly losing his credibility amid unfulfilled promises that led to an "uprising" of members of parliament dissatisfied with his policies. The publication clarified that while Starmer was returning his country to the "bosom of Europe", supporting Ukraine and "nurturing" American leader Donald Trump, the economic crisis in the country worsened.