Why Labour won the general election | Red Box
Sir Keir Starmer has begun putting his cabinet together after storming to victory in the biggest majority since 1997.
The Labour leader, who was appointed prime minister by the King this morning, promised a government “unburdened by doctrine” in his first Downing Street address. Meanwhile, the Conservatives are reeling after the party suffered their worst electoral defeat in history as they were left with just 121 MPs.
Times Red Box editor Lara Spirit unpacks how it happened.
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Sir Keir Starmer has begun putting his cabinet together after storming to victory in the biggest majority since 1997.
The Labour leader, who was appointed prime minister by the King this morning, promised a government “unburdened by doctrine” in his first Downing Street address. Meanwhile, the Conservatives are reeling after the party suffered their worst electoral defeat in history as they were left with just 121 MPs.
Times Red Box editor Lara Spirit unpacks how it happened.
Read the best of our journalism: https://www.thetimes.com/
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#ukelection #starmer #labourparty
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