"UK Tories face electoral setbacks under Sunak's leadership"

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Culture Secretary Lucy Frazer has said that the Conservative Party needs to reflect and do more following their losses in the local elections in England. Despite some blaming Rishi Sunak for the losses, Frazer argued that voters were beginning to give him credit. Labour's Wes Streeting said he was confident his party could win a majority in the next election, but not complacent. The SNP have said their MPs could hold the balance of power in a hung Parliament. The Conservatives lost votes to Labour, the Liberal Democrats, and the Greens, who achieved their best-ever result in local elections.
Topics:world#coalition-government#conservative-party#labour-party#local-elections#politics#rishi-sunak
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