When Starmer became the new sheriff in town in 2024 we were promised that he would fix Britain’s failing public services and lower the cost of living.

It is not strange to me that during his first eighteen months, PM visited 44 countries on 37 trips out of the United Kingdom which included a eddy of bilateral meetings and international summits from Washington D.C. and New York in U.S. up to Canada, south to Rio de Janeiro and Samoa and in Europe Budapest and Azerbaijan. All this was followed up with high-profile visits to India and China while on the other hand needing to build new relationships with the unpredictable Trump and not take the motto “special relationship” for granted. The United Kingdom and Europe have to come closer and make ties with Europe and defend U.K. and Europe economic interests.

In these eighteen months from the Labour landslide victory in2024, Starmer’s premiership has flown into very turbulent waters at home.

There were few very embarrassing decisions like the proposal to cut disability benefits. There has been an effort to redraw Starmer’s priorities since the start of the year, however the opening weeks of 2026 showed just how hard this will be to achieve. His plans to talk about cutting the cost of living were immediately upended by Trump’s intervention in Venezuela and threats to Greenland and Canada not to mention tension in the Middle East with threats to Iran and few other countries.

While Starmer is out and about on the international stage batting for Britain, the domestic stage Starmer’s premiership is in more and more crises including there has been challenge to his leadership. Figures are showing that Starmer simply does not have the political space to make an argument about the link between statesmanship and living standards to angry voters. What makes me angry is that Starmer was forced to make 16 U-turns simply because of bad advisors in the government where common thinking would say to Starmer not to do it.

Listening his advisors Labour party make themselves very unpopular in cases from Grooming gang, How the government measures debt, Trans gender rights, Two-child benefit cap, Waspi Woman compensation, Winter fuel payment cuts, Benefits cuts, National insurance, Income tax thresholds, Workers’ rights, Inheritance tax on farmers, Business rates for Pubs, Digital ID cards, Mandelson affair up to Local council election delays.

Let me repeat myself again:

I firmly believe that PM Keir Starmer is a person of integrity, a person who can be trusted despite that I don’t like quite a few things where mistakes were made for no reasons.

Make no mistake, IF PRATT NIGEL FARAGE REALLY BECOMES THE PRIME MINISTER, WITH ALL THE INCOMPETENT AND DELUSIONAL FORMER CONSERVATIVES MPs, THEN THERE REALLY IS NO HELP AND HOPE FOR BRITAIN!