Labour has faced significant challenges in its first year in power, likened to being 2-0 down in a football match. Sadiq Khan acknowledged the difficulties and a slump in popularity since attaining power in July 2024. Despite criticisms over various issues, he noted positive developments related to renters' and workers' rights. Khan emphasized the importance of utilizing the remaining four years to turn around the party's fortunes. In response to Trump’s comments, he maintained that such remarks did not affect him personally.
Labour supporters would be delusional if they did not recognise the difficulties the party had had since winning power in July 2024.
It hasn't been a great first year. There have been great things that have happened in this first year, around the rights for renters, around the rights for workers.
He said his party had another four years to make sure we turn this around.
Somebody who has views like he does about black people, about women, about gays, about Muslims, about Mexicans, thinks I'm nasty. Really.
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