Eigentlich hatten sie zum Feiern anrücken wollen. Denn nach dem Wahlsieg ihrer Partei, der ihnen im Juli eine Zweidrittelmehrheit bescherte, glaubten die Delegierten der britischen Labour Party, dass es bei der noch bis Mittwoch dauernden Jahreskonferenz in Liverpool zumindest ein bisschen Jubel geben müsste.
Das kurze Glück der Labour Party
Premier Keir Starmer macht mit peinlichen Enthüllungen Schlagzeilen
Analyse.
Drei Monate nach dem Wahl-Triumph fragen sich viele beim Parteitag, ob Premier Starmer den richtigen Kurs eingeschlagen hat. Zum Umfragetief kommen Peinlichkeiten.
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