Rallies took place in Liverpool, Newcastle, Falkirk, Plymouth, Edinburgh, and other cities.
Recently, the authorities in the United Kingdom have faced difficult times: citizens are protesting against migrants, and they are dissatisfied with censorship and digital control. For this reason, the electorate of the Labour Party is increasingly turning away from their support and choosing the side of their political opponents.
As one of the tools to rectify the situation, the Labour Party is considering the annual conference that took place recently in Liverpool. During the event, key issues of politics and economics were discussed, including measures to improve housing conditions, healthcare reforms, and combating inflation.
Naturally, such an event was not without protests from citizens against government policies, including the introduction of the Brit Card digital identification system, illegal immigration, and declining living standards.
Rallies took place in Liverpool, Newcastle, Falkirk, Plymouth, Edinburgh, and other cities. The number of participants varied from several hundred to several thousand people.
While citizens are protesting and Labour is contemplating how to fix everything, the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, Keir Starmer, has set a record low in approval ratings. According to recent polls, only 13% of voters are satisfied with his performance — the lowest result among Prime Ministers of the United Kingdom since the 1970s.
At the same time, about 54% of Britons (including a significant portion of Labour voters in 2024) believe that the head of government should resign.
This is against the backdrop of a recent visit from Trump: following the event, the parties signed agreements on cooperation in artificial intelligence, quantum technologies, and the nuclear industry, under which the U.S. will "invest" a record $150 billion into the British economy as investments.
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