Pressure mounts on Labour as an ever-increasing number of people put their names to pub landlord Michael Westwood's call for a new national vote

Keir Starmer has dismissed a petition demanding another general election as the number of people signing it passed the two million mark. The prime minister said he was “not surprised” that his popularity has nosedived because of many of the decisions Labour has taken since winning power nearly five months ago.

A petition on Parliament’s website calling for another election has now been signed by more than 2,600,000 people

Keir Starmer and Kemi Badenoch clashed Budget tax hikes during a feisty PMQs, where the Prime Minister said the Tories 'haven't got a clue' on what they'd do on the economy

Keir Starmer mocked Kemi Badenoch after she tried to attack him over an online petition demanding another general election. More than 2.7 million people have now signed it, even though it has no practical impact on the date when the country will next go to the polls.

The pub landlord behind the viral petition calling for a general election has revealed why he decided to start it. Michael Westwood launched the petition - which has now gained over 2.5 million signatures - last week after growing “fed up” with Sir Keir Starmer just four months after Labour won the general election in a landslide.

A petition calling for the government to call an immediate general election has hit two million signatures in the space of two days.

Starmer rules out re-running general election as petition passes 2.5million signatures - A petition on Parliament’s website calling for another election has now been signed by more than 2,500,000 peop