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‘Nothing will change’: Warning UK will stay frozen in limbo under next Labour PM

Sky News Australia

June 24, 2026

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Sky News contributor Kosha Gada claims that a UK government led by either Keir Starmer or Andy Burnham would bring no real change. “Nothing will really change for the party or even the country,” Ms Gada told Sky News Senior Reporter Caroline Marcus. “I would be surprised if you see a big change in direction for the country, sadly, one way or the other, whether it’s Starmer in that top seat or Burnham.”

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