Starmer admits mistakes and seeks leadership reset

8 articles · Updated · The Guardian · May 9

Speaking in south London, he said he would soon set out more clearly the convictions and values driving him, while rejecting calls to quit.
He said ministers were right to level with voters about financial and international pressures but failed to show clearly enough how change would improve their lives.
Starmer said hope had been missing in the government's first two years and argued renewal should centre on giving young people, especially those growing up in poverty, greater opportunity.

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