Labour MPs create a ‘pressure group’ to push Starmer to take a stronger stand on immigration

The Labour Party is facing internal tensions as 35 of its MPs from “red wall” constituencies form a pressure group urging Leader Sir Keir Starmer to toughen his stance on immigration. These MPs fear losing their seats to Reform UK, which has been gaining traction as a political force.

This development comes amid growing concerns in traditionally Labour-voting areas where constituents have voiced frustration over immigration policies and their broader impact on public services like housing, healthcare, and the cost of living.

Red wall MPs, representing constituencies that shifted between Labour and Conservative in recent elections, are now worried about holding onto their voter base. One MP, speaking anonymously, told GB News: “Our constituents are watching their….Continue Reading The Full Details Here……..