As the UK's Conservative government faces a growing crisis, a recent by-election victory for Labour's Andy Burnham has sent shockwaves through the party. In a scathing analysis, BBC's Laura Kuenssberg suggests that the prime minister's support is rapidly eroding, raising concerns about the party's long-term prospects. Kuenssberg's commentary comes as the government struggles to cope with a series of high-profile scandals and policy missteps, leaving many to wonder if the prime minister's grip on power is beginning to slip. With the opposition sensing blood, will the prime minister be able to stem the tide of discontent and rally their party, or will the momentum continue to build against them?
After Andy Burnham’s by-election victory, support for the prime minister is evaporating, writes Laura Kuenssberg.
