Keir Starmer vows to stay on as UK PM after Labour crushed in local elections, as voters swing to hard-right and nationalist parties.
UKKeir Starmer has vowed to remain in office after his Labour Party suffered devastating losses in local elections, with voters turning to hard-right and nationalist parties.
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