A prime minister has dismissed claims that Labour’s recent polling gains could lead to an early general election, insisting no snap vote will be called before 2029. Despite days of media speculation, the leader faced repeated questions during regional broadcast interviews but ruled out any change to the electoral timeline. The comments come as Labour’s support has shown signs of recovery in public opinion surveys. The statement appears designed to ease concerns over potential political instability ahead of the next scheduled election.
Prime minister quashes speculation that Labour’s revival in the polls could prompt early contestAndy Burnham has said he will not call a general election before 2029, after days of speculation that Labour’s revival in the polls could tempt him to call an early contest.The prime minister was repeatedly questioned on the prospect during a round of broadcast interviews to regional media on Friday. Continue reading...
