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Starmer: Elphicke's defection shows govt is incompetent

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Starmer: Elphicke's defection shows govt is incompetent

Starmer: Elphicke's defection shows govt is incompetent

The Labour leader has said Natalie Elphicke has made clear the Conservative Party are "out of road" and "incompetent", following her defection to Labour.

Sir Keir Starmer added, "I don't think she's alone", and believes there are "many Conservative supporters and voters" who feel Labour is the "only party that can take our country forward".

Report by Brooksl.

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